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Olympus Stylus 1 from 2013

VISUAL CHAPTERS 00:00 - 00:04 INTRO 00:05 - 00:22 FRONT VIEW OFF 00:23 - 00:40 FRONT RIGHT VIEW ON 00:41 - 00:58 BACK LEFT VIEW 00:59 - 01:13 BACK VIEW 01:14 - 01:30 TOP VIEW OFF 01:31 - 01:45 BACK LEFT VIEW 01:46 - 02:07 BOTTOM VIEW VIEW CARD SLOT OPEN BATT. OUT 02:11 - 04:41 AUDIO C O N C L U S I O N 02:08 - 03:17 HANDLING, INSERTING BATT 03:18 - 03:58 SCREW-ON THE AUTOMATIC LENS PROTECTION 00:00 - 04:41 E N D O F S P E A C H 03:59 - 05:33 SHOW AND ATTACH TRIPOD ADAPTER 05:34 - 07:29 HANDLING, MENUE DIVING 07:30 - 07:36 TEST PICTURE 07:37 - 08:07 ZOOMING, FOLDING LCD 08:08 - 09:19 ORIGINAL IMAGES Here I have another vintage digital camera - an Olympus Stylus 1which came on the market in December 2013The Olympus Stylus 1 was available in black only.Its successor was the Olympus Stylus 1s A CMOS sensor with the size of "one of a one point 7 of an inch" 1/1.7" or 7.6 x 5.7 mm produces12.8 megapixels (physical), 12.0 megapixels (effective).The JPG and RAW pictures can be taken in the 4:3, 3:2 and 16:9 ratio factor.photo resolution3968x2976 (4:3)2560x1920 (4:3)2560x1440 (16:9)Full HD video in 30p MOV (codec H.264) for a maximum recording time of 29 min.1920x1080 (16:9) 30p1280x720 (16:9) 30p Lens The build-in OLYMPUS i.ZUIKO DIGITAL 10.7x WIDE OPTICAL ZOOM ED 6-64.3 mm 1:2.8 lens has a focal length of 28 until 300 mm's (35mm equivelent)The lens has a continuous aperture of F2.8Focus range 10 cm to infinity (wide angle)80 cm to infinity (telephoto)SLR viewfinder 18 mm eye reliefMonitor 3.0" TFT LCD monitor with 1,040,000 pixelsExposure metering Center-weighted average metering, matrix/evaluative metering, spot meteringExposure times 1/2,000 to 60 s (automatic)Exposure control Program automatic, shutter priority, aperture priority, manualLight sensitivity ISO 100 to ISO 12,800 (automatic)ISO 100 to ISO 12800 (manual)Motifs various motif programs, documents, fireworks, landscape, night shot, portrait, sunset, sports, beach/snow, 0 other motif programsImage Effects Pinhole, Soft Focus, Paleness, Cross Process, Dramatic Tone, Key Line, Grainy Film, Light Tone, Model Making, Pop Art, Soft SepiaWhite balance Auto, Sun, Shade, Flash, Fluorescent, Incandescent, from 2,000 to 14,000 K, ManualContinuous shooting Continuous shooting function max. 7 frames/s at the highest resolution and max. 200 stored photosSelf-timer Self-timer with an interval of 2 s, special features: or 10 s Flash built-in flash (pop-up)Hot shoe: Olympus/Panasonic (also Leica compact camera), standard center contactFlash range 0.1 to 10.3 m at wide angle0.8 to 10.3 m at Tele at ISO 1,600Flash functions Automatic, fill-in flash, flash on, flash off, slow synchronization, red-eye reductionImage stabilizer lens shift (optical)Regular SD cards can be used.Microphone stereoPower Supply 1 x Olympus BLS-5 (Lithium Ion (Li-Ion), 7.2V, 1150mAh)Grid can be displayed when recording yesSpecial features Electronic spirit levelWireless WiFiAV connections Video output: HDMI output micro (type D)Tripod thread 1/4"Monochrome Filter (G/O/R/G)iEnhance filters4 level noise reductionRaw data developmentHigh-speed video with 240 fps at QVGA and 120 fps at 640x480 pixelstwo memory locations for user settingsWiFi setting via QR codeND filter (3 EV steps strong)Weight 402 g (ready for use)Dimensions W x H x D 116 x 87 x 56 mmConclusion:In the year 2016 I purchased this affordable Olympus Stylus 1 and it is still in use in 2023 and seems to be the perfectdigital camera for my purposes.Before I was using the Olympus Camedia C-5050 and C-5060 Wide Zoom in 2013 for many years and switched over 2014 to theOlympus Camedia C-7070 Wide Zoom for product photography.The ergonomics and the buttons on the outside of the C-5060, C7070 and C-8080 were actually perfect for what I needed the camera for.However, the small display on all of them bothered me after a while.I barely took the Olympus Stylus 1 out, since I'm using it on a tripod exclusively.My workflow is to set the whitbalance according to the evironment, using manual or aperture priorty with +- 0.3EV, maximum F-stop and ISO between 400 and 800.The cool thing is the tiltable high resolution touch screen where you can either just focus and push the button of the camera top or focus and exposure with one tap.By using 2 seconds lead time of the self-timer you have enough time to compose your picture and prevent shake.I know - there is an optical image stabizer... Even there is a WiFi ability - I have not used that function, since it is mainly for mobile phones and a bit complicated.I even tried the TOSHIBA FlashAir 8GB Wireles LAN SD card, which worked actually very good.For some reason I stopped using that card and created me a tripod adapter in order to access the battery- and SD compartment easely after the photo session to insert it into an external card reader - without unscrewing the quick release plate every time....A real good camera.As always - thanks for watching.