I like to bring it with me during open air sport and credit card travels. It's compact enough to fit in my jeans or jacket pocket or just hang in a little bag to my belt loop, it's tough and quality and versatility are far better than my phone.

I got this camera to take on holiday instead of my Nixon which took up all my hand luggage and I had to be careful with. I have only taken this on one trip so far but it worked perfectly. I took some night city shots and was very pleased with the results. The micro mode is good.

We got this for a trip to the Galapagos. My wife used it for all her pics on land and while snorkeling. It really is waterproof, in case you don't believe it. Handled the salt water fine (we rinsed in fresh water after every use). Pictures were really good!! Sea turtles, fish, sharks!!

The T stands for tough! If you still need more to base your purchase on, then you'll find a 1/2.3in 12MP BSI sensor, and 35mm equivalent 25-100mm f/2-4.9 lens, which is an impressively wide aperture.

Tough camera with excellent image quality when using the RAW format; Ideal for using in poor weather or rough terrain

Lack of auto exposure bracketing; The built-in HDR function produces a JPEG image; Using 3 or 5 RAW images and producing a resultant HDR image in, e.g., Lightroom would give much higher image quality

I bought this a month ago and took it on a trip to fiji where i sued it a lot both above and under water. it is brilliant for underwater photography. It also has the high level quality of picture expected from Olympus for general pics.

The camera is everything that I was looking for. It is robust, easy to use with a low learning curve to understand how to use it. The picture quality is great. I also like how compact it is and how it is not like bigger cameras where people "know" you are taking their picture.

With the F-Con & T-Con you have ultra-wide (19mm) to medium-tele (170mm), they even found a way to put on a ring-flash for macro! This is the ultimate walk-around notebook-cam for later shots with the DSLR.

Great for filming and pictures. Rains not a problem, no lens breething that can expose your equipment to dust.

Trying to photograph lol carp in pond

Poor iPhone comment nication when camera in wate