A very interesting take on the standard point-and-shoot camera.

A good camera that does many things very well. It is let down a little by its design and the fact that it costs about the same as many higher resolution models.

An incredible looking camera with enough battery power to go all day. For its price it is a reasonable alternative, but if taking brilliant pictures is the primary concern buyers may want to look elsewhere.

This model has a good set of features, but it suffers from mediocre image quality and its ridiculously large size. Give it a miss unless your other interests include bodybuilding.

This is a great 5 megapixel camera, highly recommended unless you want a lighter model that sits comfortably in your pocket. Its image quality problems can be overcome with a little tweaking.

If you can handle its slowness between shots and other minor flaws, you'll have yourself a great camera.

With good features and picture quality, it doesn't do much to distinguish itself from the pack, but if you're after a 5 megapixel camera with 10X zoom, you could do a lot worse than this.

A fairly poor choice in this price point, especially compared to Olympus' other offerings. Only recommended for new users

A wonderful camera that looks good, feels good and takes great shots. Highly recommended.

Not a bad camera. It looks stylish, but if you're after quality photos and a bunch of manual settings to tweak them, look elsewhere.

Lots of manual controls and great image quality are offset by the C-55's sluggish response time.

An average camera that produces some nice shots, but is marred by minor problems.