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An Epic Series of mju Cameras
by Daniel Mouton .
The Olympus µ[mju:] series of cameras were fully automatic compact cameras made by Olympus, starting in 1991. It was an immensely successful range, with 20 million models sold in the first ten years of production[1]. The key selling points of mju cameras were the small size, accurate focusing, well-balanced flash exposures, and (starting with the mju-II) weatherproof finish. Most of the models could fit inside a soap dish. µ is a Greek letter that is used in science to mean "micro". "Mju" is pronounced to rhyme with "pew".
Most mju camera bodies have a characteristic convex frontside, evolved from the Olympus XA which was a revolutionary design for its era, but all mjus have autofocus. The cameras (which have won numerous awards for design and functionality) are switched on by shifting the lens cover aside. The mju range was extended in the digital era, so that Olympus can continue to use its well-known brand for its digital compacts.
by uwekulick .
In the US, the mju range was originally called ∞ Stylus (∞ representing "Infinity", a name previously used by Olympus in the US), with later models denoted ∞ Stylus Epic. Below is a chronological list of all known 35mm mju models, with their Stylus/Epic equivalents and lens specifications included where know
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Sony Ciber-Shot DSC P10
Another plastic AF zoom compact, this time from the Olympus line-up and from the Mju II family. Very compact, not bat looking, it has all the features you'd expect from such a camera, including the all weather resistance.
An Epic Series of mju Cameras
by Daniel Mouton .
The Olympus µ[mju:] series of cameras were fully automatic compact cameras made by Olympus, starting in 1991. It was an immensely successful range, with 20 million models sold in the first ten years of production[1]. The key selling points of mju cameras were the small size, accurate focusing, well-balanced flash exposures, and (starting with the mju-II) weatherproof finish. Most of the models could fit inside a soap dish. µ is a Greek letter that is used in science to mean "micro". "Mju" is pronounced to rhyme with "pew".
Most mju camera bodies have a characteristic convex frontside, evolved from the Olympus XA which was a revolutionary design for its era, but all mjus have autofocus. The cameras (which have won numerous awards for design and functionality) are switched on by shifting the lens cover aside. The mju range was extended in the digital era, so that Olympus can continue to use its well-known brand for its digital compacts.
by uwekulick .
In the US, the mju range was originally called ∞ Stylus (∞ representing "Infinity", a name previously used by Olympus in the US), with later models denoted ∞ Stylus Epic. Below is a chronological list of all known 35mm mju models, with their Stylus/Epic equivalents and lens specifications included where know
Copy and paste from camerapedia: camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Olympus_mju_Stylus_Epic
Sony Ciber-Shot DSC P10
Brougham Castle near Penrith. 11 April 2014. Olympus mju II Zoom 80 with Ilford XP2. C41 processed and scanned at ASDA. As scanned
Camara: Olympus MJU II Zoom 80 - Point And Shoot
Film: Kodak Vision2 50D expirado (Type 5201)
Revelador: RA-4
Tiempo: 3,5 Minutos
Temperatura:37 ºC
Rollos: 1-2
Graffiti under a motorway bridge. Olympus mju II zoom 80; Agfa Vista 200. Slight lens flare in the bottom right hand corner.