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Here you can select the number of thumbnail images to display and change the

brightness of the LCD's backlight.

Steve's Conclusion

The C-3030 Zoom represents a significant upgrade to Olympus' popular C-2020 Zoom.

The first difference you'll notice is the new, all-black body and larger finger grip but other

than that it looks a lot like the C-2020 Zoom. Inside is an updated 3.34 megapixel

imager and robust processing firmware. The C-2020 Zoom was one of the cameras that

we recommended without hesitation last year, the C-3030 Zoom will be in that elite

group this year. No matter what you want in the way of features this camera has got you

covered -- from point and shoot simplicity to full metered manual. It's small enough to

take with you wherever you go and light enough to hang around your neck all day.

A common statement made by folks seeing it for the first time was, "It doesn't look like a

digital camera." Hearing that I would turn it around and show them the picture I just took

on the color LCD. Even my semi-pro photography buddies were impressed with the

C-3030's features and image quality. Cameras like this when used with the new Epson

870 and 1270 photo printers will definitely put digital on the same level as film for

consumers who want to do it all at home.

The C-3030's larger finger grip gives it a more secure and stable feel in your hand. The

major controls like the mode/power dial, zoom lever and shutter button are

ergonomically placed and easy to operate. Particularly useful is the new Custom Mode

option where you can "dial in" your favorite combination of image size, quality,

operational mode, lens startup position, EV compensation, flash mode, and most every

other camera option available. This can be your startup default when you turn the

camera on which is very handy from power on to power off or during battery or memory

card changes.

Recording options are plentiful with a myriad of different combinations of still image

capture sizes (2048x1536, 1600x1200, 1280x960, 1024x768, 640x480) and

quality/compression settings (uncompressed TIFF, SHQ, HQ, SQ1 high, SQ1 normal,

SQ2 high, SQ2 normal). There's also the 320x240 and 160x120 QuickTime movie

modes at 15fps with sound. Movie recording time is limited only by the capacity of the

SmartMedia card you're using. The movies are sharp and clear but unfortunately you

can't use the optical zoom. Digital zoom is available but using it results in a not so nice,

pixelly looking picture.

Drive modes include: Single, Burst, AF Burst, AE Bracketing (3-5 frames with +/- 0.3,

0.6 or 1.0 stop increments), Selftimer and Remote. Burst mode is good for around 3fps

up to five JPEG-compressed pictures, it is not useable in TIFF mode. When using an

Olympus brand SmartMedia card there is also a special Panorama mode available. As