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Question: Any suggestions for a bag that fits? I'm looking for a bag with a shoulder strap will be snug with just the camera, neck strap, and maybe a battery
Document: From a practical standpoint (not expert) the closeups are great, maybe better than I realize, took a couple of beautiful portrait shots, one with the built-in flash, the zoom is terrific and used the moving picture once - outstanding mountain scenery and zoomed in on a doe. Like the viewfinder. It comes w/a neck strap but a wrist strap works better for me. Some buttons kind of small for this arthritic oldtimer but plan on using them often so will adjust.
A high-end point-and-shoot with a larger than average sensor (1/1.7 in) and a fast f/2.8 lens throughout its 28-300mm range, this camera is an excellent companion. It's too large to be comfortably pocketable, but it's light and hangs comfortably from a neck strap. (A wrist strap would do as well.) It starts up quickly, focuses and responds very quickly and accurately, and yields excellent pictures.
Operation seems very easy to figure out. The only drawbacks were that the 120 page instruction manual is on a CD, and the battery charger is larger than average- it is two pieces and has a heavy long cord  and  is cumbersome. I am not looking forward to lugging it around when I travel. Perhaps soon they will come out with a compact travel charger. There is a printed manual available if you call , so I ordered one.
From our ownership of the OM-1 many years ago -- that provided great service for a lot of years, we gained appreciation for Olympus products.When we wanted to move to digital, we kept looking for a reasonably priced, feature rich camera. An interim solution was a Kodak product. This however is a significant step up, easy to use for folks more used to framing a shot thru a traditional viewfinder.
Thus it doesn't have the same subjective solidness. Sure I'm comparing it to the EM-5, a camera that was released at a much higher price point than the Stylus 1, but even when I compare it to cheaper cameras, it doesn't seem as rugged.- Price.
I was looking for a camera to bridge the gap between my Panisonic ZS 1- which is a great camera- and my Sony SLT A55. I had purchased a Cannon GSX 1 from Amazon- as usual great service. I was very unhappy with the results I was getting from the Cannon.It could have been me or it could have been a problem with the camera. I was expecting better results in the auto mode. I do know how to work a camera.
I downloaded it easily, but I would prefer a hard copy version. I will contact Olympus customer and see if one is available.So far I am pleased with the camera and the results. This is a quality product with excellent features and I am looking forward to learning how to use it to its fullest potential.I love Amazon. They have never failed to help me and they are great to deal with. Great customer service as usual.
It flashes once, it dies and your camera is stuck in a very precarious position. If you don't have a backup battery with you, then you are not going to be happy. At this price point, that just shouldn't happen.There were a couple other nitpicks I had with the Stylus 1, but alone those wouldn't have been enough to make me return the camera. It's too bad though, because I really like the form factor and styling of the Stylus 1.
(Unfortunately, I have not found an option like that for the Sylus 1. So small that it just bounces around on a strap. )However, I couldn't be happier with the photos I have captured and the ease of use, features and especially the portability.
Read the reviews before buying this really excellent camera and am thrilled by its diminutive size and star performance. Battery seems to last forever and the photographs I get, though I say it myself, incredible. Mind you, I used to get amazing pictures with my Pentax ME super in the days of print photography and have had some success with a Kodak instamatic, but this is on another level.
Answer: Olympus suggests one that does just that. Olympus Nylon Camera Case for OM-D E-M10 and Stylus 1 Cameras, Black  $10 on Amazon.