Nikon or Olympus digital camera, which is easier to use?

by Tscherno

I’ve not got much experience in camera’s but i have fount nikon’s simple to use when i’ve borrowed them, i’ve never used an olympus at all but the one’s i’ve been looking at export are a nikon or an olympus digital slr camera’s, which is simpler to use and gives better results etc? thanks.

Answer by fhotoace
By scenery all adjustable cameras are as simple or trying to use based upon your skill level

ANY DSLR can be used as a point and shoot camera by the program mode and auto focus.

The results of any camera is again, based upon the skills of its user.

Go onto a camera store and hold both the Nikon and Olympus cameras in your hands. See which is simplest for you to use without any instruction. There will be your answer.

Answer by Let Teddy Win Presidents Race
In both the Nikon and Olympus shape, you have a wide range of cameras. Which is simpler to use depends on many things, including the size of your hands, what type of camera you’re already used to, and most importantly, the responsibilities you want to perform with your camera.

For some people, “simple to use” means the largest screen and the fewest digit of buttons.

For some people, “simple to use” means the most buttons for manual settings (setting manual aperature or shutter speed or white balance or exposure mode, etc…)

Reading other people’s opinions is nice, but you need to go to a excellent camera store that carries both brands, pick up the cameras, play with them, and you’ll know pretty quickly which one you’re more comfortable with.

Answer by Ravindra
All makes are having excellent cameras, u can find compatible models in varous range of different makes. What I thrust most on is quality of lense & nikon scores here more then olympus.

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Image by cpchannel

I have this Olympus digital camera D-580 Zoom and my mom doesn’t have the booklet. I’m trying to take pics of my jewelry, but I cant take close ups produce they look all fuzzy. Does anyone know everywhere the focus button is (or the macro button/setting)?

Answer by Elvis
find the picture of the flower on the back of the camera

Answer by Daniel Düsentrieb

Hello
get on this page
you the information!
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/D580/D580A.HTM#operation

Hope I could help.

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