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Olympus Tough TG-1: Product Review: Adorama Photography TV

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Adorama Photography TV presents the Olympus Tough TG-1 iHS Digital Camera. Rich Harrington describes the many features and functions of this rugged compact camera.


The Olympus TG-1 is the world's first waterproof ultracompact digital camera to have a system of interchangeable lenses, making it a true take-anywhere camera for outdoor and adventure types. Join Rich as he talks about the Olympus TG-1's precise digital features, flexibility, and durability. Learn why this camera was made for the on the go photographer.

Olympus Tough TG-1: Product Review: Adorama Photography TV


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About The Author

Richard Harrington has had a long relationship with media. When he was seven, he was grounded for using magnets to rearrange the picture tube on the family’s 13-inch color TV (it works but don’t try it). He has since gone on to many more interesting adventures.

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