We bought a C-750 for sports (equestrian) photography when the model was
first released, and have found that it works well for that use,
particularly if you turn on full-time autofocus. Indoors, it's a bit
clumsy and the lens is slow, although useable with the flash activated.
Price-wise, I don't think you can beat this model if you primarily use it
outdoors and take advantage of the long lens power. If you don't need the
extended zoom lens, you'd proably do better with, say, a 5050.
"Nippywiffle" <no.RemoveThis@no.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>Does anyone have an Olympus C-750 or atleast know a bit about it? I'm
>thinking of getting one. The main thing that drew me to it was the 10x
>zoom - I can't find another cam with that kinda zoom, at that size and price
>range - why does no-one else do one?
>
>Couple of questions:
>1. Does the fact that it says 6.3 - 63mm, (35-350mm equivalent) mean that
>the image starts off smaller than a normal 35mm anyway? or does it mean that
>it will be the same as a 35mm zoom? ie. will an object 1m high be the same
>size on the C-750, as on a normal 35mm camera?
>
>2. Does the absense of an AF Assist light REALLY make a difference? Surely
>itll still be ok for indoor pics with a little light etc. ?
>
>3. What is people's general opinion on the camera? I'm not a camera
>enthusiast or anything, I just want a camera which can be used normally on
>holidays etc, but I really like the idea of the big zoom.
>
>Thanks,
>Daniel
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