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Olympus Camedia D-425 Digital Camera

The Olympus D-425 is a 4MP 1/2.5 inch compact camera — with null video. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Olympus Camedia D-425 Digital Camera

Olympus Camedia D-425 Digital Camera

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Camera Overview — Olympus D-425

The Olympus Camedia D-425 is a compact point-and-shoot digital camera built around a 4MP, 1/2.5-inch sensor capable of capturing images at a maximum resolution of 2288x1712 pixels. Designed with simplicity in mind, it targets casual photographers who want a straightforward shooting experience without complex controls or menus. The camera features a contrast detection autofocus system with a single focus point, making it easy to use right out of the box.

A 1.5-inch fixed LCD display with 85,000 dots allows for image review and basic composition, while an optical viewfinder provides an alternative framing option. The built-in flash supports auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, and off modes, covering the most common flash situations for everyday photography. ISO sensitivity ranges from 50 to 250, keeping things simple for well-lit environments.

The camera runs on 2x AA batteries, offering a widely available power solution. Storage is handled via internal storage with support for additional media. Connectivity includes USB for image transfer to a computer.

With dimensions of 101 x 52 x 36 mm and a weight of 170g, the D-425 is genuinely pocketable. There is no image stabilization, no Wi-Fi, and no Bluetooth, reflecting its entry-level positioning.

Key Features — Olympus D-425

4MP 1/2.5-Inch Sensor: Captures images at up to 2288x1712 pixels, sufficient for everyday snapshots and standard print sizes.

Optical Viewfinder: Provides an alternative to the LCD for composing shots, useful in bright outdoor light.

1.5-Inch Fixed LCD: 85,000-dot rear display allows for image review and basic composition after shooting.

Built-In Multi-Mode Flash: Supports auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, and off modes to handle the most common flash scenarios.

AA Battery Power: Runs on two standard AA batteries, making replacements easy to find anywhere.

Pocketable Form Factor: At 170g and 101 x 52 x 36 mm, the camera fits easily in a pocket for casual everyday carry.

Camera Specifications — Olympus D-425

Olympus D-425 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Beginner-Friendly
TypePoint and Shoot
Sensor1/2.5 inch
Resolution4MP
ISO Range50 – 250
AF SystemContrast Detection
AF Points1 point
Max Photo Resolution2288x1712
Max Video Resolutionnull
Image StabilizationNone
Display1.5 inches Fixed LCD
Display Resolution85,000 dots

Description — Olympus D-425

The Olympus Camedia D-425 is a no-fuss point-and-shoot compact camera built around a 4MP sensor on a 1/2.5-inch chip, producing images at a maximum resolution of 2288x1712 pixels. Weighing just 170g and measuring 101 x 52 x 36 mm, it fits easily into a pocket or bag. The camera uses a contrast detection autofocus system with 1 focus point, keeping operation simple and accessible.

For composition, shooters can use either the optical viewfinder or the 1.5-inch fixed LCD display with 85,000 dots of resolution. The built-in flash covers auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, and off modes to handle a variety of everyday lighting situations. ISO sensitivity runs from 50 to 250.

The camera is powered by 2x AA batteries and connects to computers via USB. Storage relies on internal storage with support for additional media types. There is no image stabilization, no Wi-Fi, and no Bluetooth, making this a straightforward, entry-level digital camera for casual everyday use.

Pros — Olympus D-425

  • ✓Compact and lightweight at 170g with dimensions of 101 x 52 x 36 mm, making it easy to carry daily
  • ✓Built-in flash with four modes — auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, and off — for flexible low-light shooting
  • ✓4MP sensor delivers a maximum resolution of 2288x1712 pixels for everyday snapshot needs

Cons — Olympus D-425

  • ✗No image stabilization of any kind — neither in-body nor digital — which can lead to blur in less-than-ideal conditions
  • ✗Single contrast detection AF point offers limited focusing flexibility compared to multi-point systems
  • ✗ISO range tops out at 250, restricting usability in lower-light situations

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Frequently Asked Questions — Olympus D-425

What is the maximum photo resolution the Olympus Camedia D-425 can capture?+
The D-425 captures images at a maximum resolution of 2288x1712 pixels using its 4MP, 1/2.5-inch sensor. This is well suited for everyday snapshots and standard print sizes.
What batteries does the Olympus Camedia D-425 use?+
The camera is powered by 2x AA batteries, which are easy to find at most stores worldwide. Battery life varies with usage according to the specifications.
Does the Olympus Camedia D-425 have image stabilization?+
No — the D-425 has no image stabilization of any type. Both in-body and digital IS are listed as absent in the specifications, so steady hands or good lighting conditions are important for sharp shots.
Can I connect the Olympus Camedia D-425 to a computer?+
Yes, the D-425 includes USB connectivity for transferring images to a computer. It does not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, so a physical USB connection is the only way to transfer files wirelessly.
Does the D-425 have a viewfinder?+
Yes, the camera includes an optical viewfinder in addition to the 1.5-inch fixed LCD display. This gives you two options for composing your shots.
What flash modes does the Olympus Camedia D-425 support?+
The built-in flash supports four modes: auto, red-eye reduction, fill-in, and off. These cover the most common everyday flash shooting scenarios for a point-and-shoot camera.

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