The ultra-compact STYLUS-7030 is ready to go. With a 7x optical zoom and a ton of easy-to-use features, it puts creativity and control right where you need it. Right in your hands. Its Creative Art Filters let you explore your artistic side, while Dual Image Stabilization ensures sharp pictures.
The Stylus-7030 unlike its HD-capable Stylus 7040 and 5010 siblings, the Olympus 7030 captures movies at 640x480 or 320x240 pixels at 30 or 15 frames per second using Motion JPEG format in an AVI container. For viewing images on a television, the Olympus Stylus 7030 has NTSC / PAL video output connectivity, while images and videos can be transferred to a PC over a USB 2.0 High-Speed connection. The 7030 includes what the company calls Magic Filters, similar to the in-camera Art Filters first introduced in Olympus digital SLRs in 2009. These new Magic Filters include "Pop Art", "Pin Hole", "Fish-Eye" and "Drawing" filters, and their presence is enabled by the camera's TruePic III image processor. The Stylus 7030 also features a new graphical user interface (GUI), and comes bundled with new Olympus [ib] software which includes Geotagging and Face Recognition functionality.
The Olympus 7030 employs a contrast-detection autofocus system operating off data streaming from the camera's image sensor, and interestingly the Stylus 7030's face detection function is linked not only to the autoexposure and autofocus systems, but is also used to assist the camera's Shadow Adjustment Technology function. We've seen Olympus Shadow Adjustment function on the company's digital SLRs in the past, and here it helps ensuring that your subjects' faces are captured with appropriate brightness without blowing out the background in backlit scenes. New AF tracking technology continually adjusts focus and exposure to keep fast-moving subjects in focus. There's even "Pet Mode" AF tracking for animal lovers.
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