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OM SYSTEM OLYMPUS D560 3.2 MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

2.6 2.6 out of 5 stars 51 ratings
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Compatible Mountings Micro Four Thirds
Photo Sensor Technology CCD
Supported File Format RAW, JPEG
Image Stabilization Optical, Digital
Maximum Focal Length 105 Millimeters
Optical Zoom 3
Maximum Aperture 3.1 f
Expanded ISO Minimum 100
Brand Olympus
Model Name Olympus D560

About this item

  • 3.0 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 8 x 10 prints and medium-quality prints up to 11 x 14
  • 3x optical zoom plus 3.4x digital zoom (10x total)
  • Large 1.8-inch LCD; up to 60 seconds of video
  • 16 MB XD memory card included
  • Powered by 2 AA batteries (alkalines included); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1
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What's in the box

  • USB Cable
  • Battery
  • Wrist Strap
  • Warranty Card
  • Instruction Manual

    • Product Description

    Product Description

    Just point, shoot, preview your photos, then tuck this compact Olympus zoom digital camera in your pocket until you're ready to download or develop the photos. The 3.2-megapixel resolution provides sharp, detailed images you can email and print. The 3x optical zoom lets you move in close while the QuickTime movie mode lets you capture up to 60 seconds of motion video. Other features include Auto-Connect USB for hassle-free downloading of files from camera to computer, 4 scene program modes, high-quality lens with aspherical glass elements, auto white balance, built-in multi-mode flash and a video outlet for TV display and slide shows. Comes with 16MB xD-Picture Card; Win/Mac USB cable; video cable; wrist strap; Quick Start guide; instruction manual; CD-ROM: Camedia master software, Windows 98 driver and camera reference manual. No. 225380. Imported. 4-1/2Lx2-1/2Wx1-1/2D".

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    Dive into the world of digital photography with the easy-to-use Olympus Camedia D-560. Following in the footsteps of the D-550, the new D-560 offers a redesigned body that's more sleek and compact as well as a higher resolution CCD sensor (3.2 megapixels) for print enlargements up to 11 x 14 inches.

    Optics and Resolution
    Featuring a 3.2-megapixel CCD sensor, the D-560 delivers image detail up to 2048 x 1536 pixels. The Olympus aspherical glass 3x zoom lens (5.8-17.4mm, or 25-105mm equivalency in 35mm photography) also offers a 3.4x digital zoom for a 10x total.

    The C-560 also features Olympus TruePic technology, which optimizes the image information captured on the CCD before the data is saved by using the brightness and color information of the neighboring pixels when processing the pixel data. This leads to digital pictures that set standards for picture sharpness, contrast, true colors, and gradation.

    Storage and Transfer
    The included 16 MB XD memory card will store approximately 20 images captured at 2048 x 1536 pixels in HQ mode. Images can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB connectivity, which means it can be connected to any USB-based Windows Me/2000/XP and Mac OS 8.6 or later computer without installing any software.

    Movie Mode
    In movie mode, the C-560 captures continuous video (with no sound) at 15 frames per second in two formats: 320 x 240 (up to 15 seconds) or 160 x 120 pixels (up to 60 seconds). The QuickTime Motion JPEG format offers a limited resolution, which is great for capturing a short movie that can be e-mailed to friends and family, but is no replacement for a true camcorder.

    More Features

    • 1.8-inch color TFT (transreflective) LCD screen for reviewing and editing images.
    • Built-in flash with auto, red-eye reduction, fill in, and slow synch modes.
    • Four scene program modes including Portrait, Landscape, Night Scene, and Self-Portrait.
    • Stitch up to 10 frames to create a panorama effect with Camedia Master software when using Olympus brand XD memory cards.
    • Four scene program modes and manual white balance settings (daylight, overcast, tungsten, and fluorescent)

      Power, Size, and Contents
      The camera is powered by two AA batteries (included); rechargeable AA-size NiMH batteries are. It measures 4.4 x 2.4 x 1.6 inches and weighs 5.8 ounces. This package includes the Camedia D-560 digital camera, 16 MB XD memory card, batteries, USB and A/V cables, wrist strap, and CD-ROM with Camedia Master imaging software and USB drivers for Windows and Mac.

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    Customer reviews

    2.6 out of 5 stars
    2.6 out of 5
    51 global ratings
    relatively quick, relatively easy, relatively painless...
    5 Stars
    relatively quick, relatively easy, relatively painless...
    I really enjoy having this camera. As a music student, I'm busy, I don't have time to fuss with a camera, and this one has continued to hold up to my mild abuse. It's sturdy, compact, durable, and lives in my backpack all the time, unharmed.For a point-and-shoot camera, it produces many high-quality pictures (all of the example photos are ones I took), and the camera is really easy to learn to use. I have been really pleased with it, and from what I've seen, this camera stands up to entry level professional SLR's. I purchased a 128 card, and can get ~190 top resolution pictures out of it. The camera easily adjusts to the situation, regardless of light levels or lighting fixtures, especially if the flash is turned off. One drawback in my mind is that the camera is always on auto flash, and as I use the camera at night, I don't like to have to turn the flash off every time I turn the camera on.About the batteries: I generally use alkaline. I generally use the viewfinder and not the lcd screen, as one can always check the picture right after it's taken (each picture displays on the screen regardless...). It's also very easy to access the view-only mode, which can be on for extended periods of time even when the camera itself doesn't have enough juice. In continuous use, a set of alkaline batteries generally last 2-2.5 hours. Also...if it dies, you can turn the camera off, wait about 30 seconds, and it'll be fine for another 5-10 pictures. (This method can be repeated about 40 times before it really dies.)The movie mode is nice, quick, and doesn't take up too much space. Depending on battery life, you can record up to 30 secs, but my camera generally averages about 15. Also, the digital zoom function is nice, but I've found that it takes time to get to, and I don't really use it anyway.When I first got the camera, I dropped it and had to send it in to be fixed. The service was very prompt, free, and the Olympus people have been VERY helpful and easy to work with. The software that comes with the camera "Camedia Master" is easy to install and very easy to use. It has all of the editing tools that the average person needs ("instant fix", crop, contrast, colour balance, brightness, lightness, saturation levels, resizing tools, a couple fun effects, etc.), and a very thorough help section.Overall, I have been very impressed with this little camera, and it suits my purposes exactly. The only major drawback is that it makes me dream of $1,500 SLR's.
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    Betty in KY
    1.0 out of 5 stars which I really liked. This camera would take pictures
    Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2018
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    I ordered this to replace my exact camera that had stopped working after several years use, which I really liked. This camera would take pictures, but would not transfer them to my computer.
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    Black Eyes
    5.0 out of 5 stars Olympus Camera Clarity
    Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2015
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    Great camera.
    I still don't understand how this seems to take clearer photos than a 5.0 MP camera.
    We compared photos from the Olympus and other 5.0 MP cameras and always select the 3.2 MP from this camera over the others.
    Maybe someone can explain the how and why?
    Is the Olympus MP mislabeled?
    This is our second Olympus, with same results.
    I have had other 3.2 MP cameras which did not take photos as clear as this model of Olympus.
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    Hendrik Nitsch
    1.0 out of 5 stars Olympus D-560 Zoom C-350 Zoom - Poor battery life with NiMH
    Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2003
    At first I was very satisfied with the picture quality of the camera: Very sharp pictures with natural colours. But after a while I got some bad experiences with this camera.
    The average amount of pictures you can take with (very good) 2000MAh NiMH Batteries is only 20 to 40 depending on the Environment temperature.
    I measured the Power consumption and it was not so bad (0.7 Ampere with display on) this should last for 3 hours and some hundreds of pictures. Unfortunately the camera switches of at a battery voltage of 1.2 volts. At this time the Bateery is still 70% full!
    Another point is that the camera freezes with battery-voltage below 1.2 V per cell and you have to reset the camera by opening the batt-compartement door.
    Conclusion: The powerconsumption is very little, but the power-management of the camera together with NiMH Batteries is terrible.
    Imagine a car that stops with a fuel level of 2/3 - unbelievable!
    I dont undestand how a company like olympus can bring a camera to the market that does not manage to work properly with the most common NiMH Batteries.
    34 people found this helpful
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    dalec
    2.0 out of 5 stars camera is substandard
    Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2012
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    This camera is one of the most disappointng products I have ever purchased. I now have 3 of them all with the same problem.

    1. They drain the batteries after a few pictures and then malfunction.

    2. The lens does not retract without at least an 8 second delay. Thus, you can't view the pictures you've just taken without waiting this 8 seconds

    The only reason I used this product is I liked the smaller picture file size which newer cameras do not have.
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    Matthew Kirby
    3.0 out of 5 stars People seem to either love this camera or hate it.
    Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2003
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    First of all, yes it is a glutton for batteries. I habitually use rechargables anyway and recomend others do the same. You might also want to get an adapter to run it off house current so you don't run down the batteries while it's hooked up to your PC.
    As for image clarity, remember that this is a digital camera. It takes a moment after the button is pushed for the camera to take the picture and it must be held steady until it's finished (the higher the resolution the longer it takes). This can be difficult especially when trying to use the panorama funtion. I recomend buying a folding mini tripod to keep it steady. Also there many presets on the camera that will effect the quality of the picture. Everthing from flash to exposure time to day or night pictures. It's a good idea to take a test picture or two to make sure conditions are right.
    In short, this is not the kind of camera you can whip out at a moments notice and take a quick snapshot with. If that's what you're looking for them stick to a 35mm.
    Oh, and it was mentioned in an earlier review that this camera does not save it's settings and funtions such as flash, resolution, and various picture modes must be reset manually each time the camera is turned on. Not true. There is a selection in the setup menu which lets you choose wether or not settings will be saved when the camera is off. Though if it looses power for too long it will return to factory presets.
    In conclusion, it's a good camera as long as you bear it's limitations in mind while using it. I've printed out some pictures on glossy photo paper that are indistinguishable from regular photographs.
    14 people found this helpful
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    larryf1952
    4.0 out of 5 stars Still a great entry level camera...
    Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2006
    I've owned the D560Zoom since May, 2003, when I bought it just in time for my oldest daughter's graduation from college. From the start, I was amazed at the incredible detail and picture quality available from a 3.2MP camera. I'm not a professional photographer, but I've had some education, and I do know perhaps a little more about photography, lighting and composition than most novices.

    I've owned a Nikon SLR and shot on little else but Kodachrome 64 since the mid 80's. I'd figured that this digital camera would serve as a backup to my Nikon, and get very little actual use. In fact, just the opposite has occured. The Nikon sits in its bag with its array of lenses, flashes and filters, and I reach for the Olympus when I go on vacation or attend a family function. It's just so easy to use, and while the white balance and exposure may not be perfect all the time, they're very, very close. I have shot some really incredible photos with this little camera, including some of my younger daughter's wedding which actually turned out better than the hired photog's pictures.

    My biggest complaint with this camera is its tendency to cause red-eye, which is due to the fact that the flash is so close on axis to the lens. This is just the way it is in a camera of this size and price, and is not a fault unique to Olympus.

    I also had some problems getting the camera to power up so that I could download photos from it to my computer when it was new. Since then, I've discovered that this was a bug related to the firmware in the camera when used with a computer that runs an AMD based chipset, like my Compaq 6430NX Presario. I solved the problem by buying an externally powered USB hub, and plugging the camera into that. No more troubles. I've since learned that Olympus has a firmware upgrade for the camera, but it requires that the camera be returned to them.

    As another reviewer stated, one needs to understand the workings and limitations of alkaline batteries, and why they're not a good choice for this or any other digital camera. They're fine for penlights and garage door openers, but not cameras. I used the set that came with mine only to power up the camera long enough to become familiar with the menus, then I threw them out and bought some NiMH. In the end, I think the problems that most people have experienced with this camera are due to a lack of understanding of how the camera works, and what its limitations are.

    Since I've had the camera for almost 3 years, I was thinking of upgrading to a Canon A620, but I still like the picture quality of the D560 so much, that I can't as yet really justify spending $350 or more on a new one that will likely just duplicate what I've already got.
    5 people found this helpful
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