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Olympus Camedia D-370 Digital Camera

The Olympus D-370 is a 1.3MP 1/3 inch compact camera — known for its 1.3MP 1/3-Inch Sensor and 1.5-Inch TFT LCD. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Olympus Camedia D-370 Digital Camera

Olympus Camedia D-370 Digital Camera

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Camera Overview — Olympus D-370

The Olympus Camedia D-370 is a compact point-and-shoot digital camera built around a 1.3MP sensor housed in a 1/3-inch format. It offers straightforward digital imaging suited to casual everyday shooting, with an ISO range spanning 100 to 400. The camera features a 1.5-inch TFT LCD display with 114,000 dots of resolution for image review, alongside an optical real image (tunnel) viewfinder as an alternative framing option.

Focusing is handled through a manual focus-only system with a single focus point, keeping operation simple and accessible. The built-in flash supports multiple modes including Auto, Red-eye reduction, Flash off, Flash on, Night view, and Night view/red-eye, with an effective range of up to 2.5 meters at ISO 100. Color profile options include Standard, Black & White, and Sepia, giving users a degree of creative flexibility in-camera.

A burst mode is available at up to 1.3 frames per second. The camera supports USB connectivity and runs on four AA batteries, with NiMH recommended. Built from plastic and weighing 190g with batteries, it measures 123 x 65 x 45mm.

Storage is handled via internal storage and other compatible media. No image stabilization is present.

Key Features — Olympus D-370

1.3MP 1/3-Inch Sensor: Captures images at up to 1280x960 resolution, suitable for small prints and on-screen sharing.

1.5-Inch TFT LCD: 114,000-dot rear display allows for image review and menu navigation directly on the camera.

Optical Tunnel Viewfinder: Provides an alternative to the LCD for framing shots, useful in bright light conditions.

Six Flash Modes: Built-in flash supports Auto, Red-eye reduction, Flash on/off, Night view, and Night view/red-eye, with a 2.5m effective range at ISO 100.

In-Camera Color Profiles: Standard, Black & White, and Sepia modes allow for basic creative choices without post-processing.

AA Battery Powered: Runs on four AA batteries (NiMH recommended), making power easy to source and replace on the go.

Camera Specifications — Olympus D-370

Olympus D-370 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Beginner-Friendly
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/3 inch
Resolution1.3MP
ISO Range100 – 400
AF SystemManual Focus Only
AF Points1
Max Photo Resolution1280x960
Burst Rate1.3 fps
Max Frame RateOther
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.5 inch TFT LCD

Description — Olympus D-370

The Olympus Camedia D-370 is a compact point-and-shoot camera with a 1.3MP sensor in a 1/3-inch format, capturing stills at up to 1280x960 pixels. The camera's 1.5-inch TFT LCD with 114,000 dots makes image review straightforward, while an optical real image (tunnel) viewfinder provides a secondary framing option. An ISO range of 100 to 400 covers a range of lighting situations, and the built-in flash — effective up to 2.5m at ISO 100 — offers six modes including Night view/red-eye.

In-camera color profiles include Standard, Black & White, and Sepia. Burst shooting is supported at 1.3fps. The plastic body measures 123 x 65 x 45mm and weighs 190g with its four AA batteries. USB connectivity is on board for image transfer, and focus is entirely manual with one focus point.

No image stabilization is present.

Pros — Olympus D-370

  • ✓Multiple built-in flash modes including Night view and Red-eye reduction, with effective range up to 2.5m at ISO 100
  • ✓1.5-inch TFT LCD with 114,000 dots provides a usable rear display for image review
  • ✓Three in-camera color profiles available: Standard, Black & White, and Sepia

Cons — Olympus D-370

  • ✗Manual focus only with a single focus point — no autofocus system available
  • ✗1.3MP maximum resolution (1280x960) is very limited by modern standards
  • ✗No image stabilization of any kind (in-body or digital)

Videos — Olympus D-370

Olympus Camedia C-370 ZOOM (D-535 Zoom) from 2004 — Bopp Leng

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Frequently Asked Questions — Olympus D-370

What ISO range does the Olympus Camedia D-370 support?+
The D-370 offers an ISO range from 100 to 400. This covers basic shooting in well-lit to moderately low-light conditions.
Does this camera have autofocus?+
No — the D-370 uses a manual focus-only system with a single focus point. There is no automatic focusing capability built into the camera.
What flash modes are available on the D-370?+
The built-in flash supports Auto, Red-eye reduction, Flash off, Flash on, Night view, and Night view/red-eye modes. The effective flash range extends up to 2.5 meters at ISO 100.
What power source does the D-370 use?+
The camera is powered by four AA batteries, with NiMH batteries recommended. The camera body weighs approximately 190g with batteries installed.
What storage media does the D-370 support?+
The D-370 supports internal storage as well as other media types. USB connectivity is included for transferring images to a computer.
What is the maximum photo resolution the D-370 can capture?+
The maximum still image resolution is 1280x960 pixels from its 1.3MP, 1/3-inch sensor. Burst shooting is available at up to 1.3 frames per second.

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