Olympus may have dropped the name "Stylus" from its latest set of digital cameras, but, regardless of the name change, the company is still making "tough" cameras.
The TG-310's tough features include the ability to work in water depth up to 10 feet, to survive a fall up to 5 feet, and to work in temperatures as low as 14 degrees Fahrenheit. The TG310's other features include 14MP of resolution, a 3.6X optical zoom lens, 720p HD video capabilities, a 2.7-inch LCD, and a "3D" photo mode, where you shoot two photos of the scene from slightly different angles and the camera merges them into an .MPO format file.
Olympus has made "tough" cameras for a few years now, and the TG-310's MSRP of $199.99 makes it one of the most inexpensive Olympus tough cameras at introduction. It is available in blue, orange, red, silver, and white. If you have a little more to spend, need stronger tough and photographic features, and want to stick with Olympus, consider the TG-610.
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