It’s a capable digital camera but not quite an SLR.
The Olympus SP-570UZ is one of those tweener cameras that blurs the line between a point and shoot and an SLR. InfoSync likes the features on the camera but thinks the image sensor is just a little too small.
The Olympus SP-570UZ is superbly designed and packed with worthy features, including optical image-stabilization and a whopping 20x zoom. It’s easy to use for point-and-shooter and prosumer alike, and it includes features spanning both markets, from face detection to RAW support. The only thing hampering the SP-570UZ from a sure-fire recommendation is its so-so, point-and-shoot sized imaging-sensor, which performs well for its class but undermines the camera’s prosumer appeal. Nevertheless, if you’re looking for a functional bridge between a compact and a DSLR, the SP-570UZ could fit the bill. Release: April 2008. Price: $440.
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Pros: 20x zoom. Optical image-stabilization. Excellent design.
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Cons:Small imaging-sensor. Issues with fringing and distortion. Only supports xD cards.
For that price you can’t ask for a whole lot more, although it is a bit disappointing there aren’t more cards supported. For the full review head on over to InfoSync.
