The D-360L study that's the concern of this review defines the other end of their lineup, offering "point and shoot" automation with a 1.3 megapixel resolution and a very simple user interface. The D-360L is clearly aimed at the casual photographer, looking to document life memories with a minimum of effort and fuss. At the same time though, it offers fairly sophisticated features including exposure compensation, spot metering, and variable ISO (light sensitivity), that let you shoot successfully in situations where less-capable cameras would leave you helpless. Overall, a good entry-level digital camera that's easy to use, yet offers important features that go beyond the bare minimum usually associated with the category.
With apart of the broadest digicam lineups drag the industry, Olympus is clearly a camera manufacturer who's successfully methodology the transition to the digital era. At the frantic end, their energy biz extends to the 3 megapixel C-3030, announced credit February, 2000. 
