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Question: I am a newbie at digital, still use my 35mm.  Does this come with a memory card?  Do I need one of those?
Document: Upon receiving this camera I was overwhelmed with joy. While visually appealing, the help options within camera gave me easy-to-understand instructions on how to use the device. I can easily say I lucked out in the first camera department but it wasn't until the next day that the problem arose.No SD card.Its probably my fault for not looking through when I first got it (but, hey, first time I had a digital camera.) Despite all that if you come well prepared with your memory card then by all means, I strongly recommend this camera.
The video recording feature is easy to use and takes extremely sharp pictures with very clear sound. Overall, I would absolutely recommend this to anyone wanting an easy to learn, high quality digital camera. I offered to buy one for my daughter when someone absconded with her Canon, but she had already replaced it. She's fussy about cameras, but I felt confident that she would find no fault with the Olympus VR-340. I've taken about 1,200 pics on the 16 gig card I bought with the camera, and still have not used it up.
This is an inexpensive small camera and the performance is quite good for the price. I would recommend this camera to anyone who wants good photos but doesn't want to spend a lot of money. My only complaint is that it didn't come with a memory card and I had to provide my own.
This was purchased as a gift for my 17 year old son. He is very happy with the camera. The only thing is that it did not come with its own memory card.
This camera is easy to use and takes great pictures, but it only holds 9 pictures without a memory card, so buy one. I got a 32 GB card ($20), and it holds nearly 7000 pictures (fewer with videos too), so you could easily buy a much smaller card. It is more pink than red.
Bought this for our daughter. Need to remember to purchase a  SD card too, as this only holds 5 pictures in internal memory.
I wanted a small handheld camera that I could use for pictures and digital video. After a lot of research I decided to get this one. The camera took great pictures but I wanted a 10x zoom for video and you can't zoom while using the video feature which is why I bought this camera. I returned it after trying it! No where in the explanation of the item does it say that you can't zoom while recording a video. Apparently none of these handheld camera's can zoom while recording:(. I now know I need a hand held camcorder that takes pictures.
I like these cameras and have more than one, as I must take 200 pictures a day in my job as a Dog Vacay host. (They are sent to the sent to dogs' families at least once a day if not more often). I have 2 so if the battery needs charging, I don't miss any cuteness.The one design flaw on this camera, in my opinion, was that the door to the battery/memory compartment is plastic, and flimsy, and the pressure from the sim card or battery can cause it to bow, sometimes causing the camera to turn itself off, reset, or malfunction.I learned to take pictures holding it shut with my thumb.Only recently, I realized that the fault may be mine.
Of note, you do need to bring your own SD card to the party. That's fine by me, because I was assured of a Class 10 card since I bought it. Additionally, they say that the best camera is the one that's with you. While I love my DSLR, this compact point and shoot is easily pocketable and does a great job of capturing those moments. Not perfect, but very, very good.
There are a few nifty features that people have come to expect in this type of P&S; camera (auto mode, face detection, very basic image stabilization, effects, etc.). All in all, it has everything most people will need for a cheap "point and shoot" compact camera.One thing I have not seen mentioned is that it comes with free software that is easily worth $20-30 in itself. The "ib" software handles your basic photo workflow, loading images from your camera, tagging them, and organizing them.
Answer: this is an excellent choice to start with digital cameras. If you need an SD or Micro SD memory adapter. I recommend you buy an 8GB Class 10. the more capacity the better, and the higher the faster class pass your photos to your computer. Welcome and enjoy your new camera.