Review on 📷 Olympus Tough TG-2 iHS Camera: Unleashing Unmatched Durability and Superior Quality by En Core ᠌

Good day to all! Let's start with the packaging - it is quite decent, it is obvious that I did not buy consumer goods, which is already pleasing. Inside, everything is correctly laid out, the equipment does not raise questions. The camera itself: I want to note before that Sonya had a sliding front panel, it broke down in 2 holidays (one and a half years of very inactive use) - the latch on the battery compartment broke, the paint from the camera began to peel off :( + I didn’t suit the shooting speed at all, therefore I was looking for an alternative I stopped on this camera and I don’t regret it. The closing system is coolly made - each cover has a double lock, and one of them is a fuse, i. E. the second one cannot be moved without opening the first one - you won’t be able to open the camera by accident. An additional plus and a great rarity for cameras of this type - the presence under an additional cover (also with two locks) connectors for charging / connecting to a PC. This will allow you not to open the battery compartment once again. Design - in my opinion, it is not bad, at least. There is "taste and color", so everyone chooses for himself. Now about the quality of the photo: when buying a compact, you need to understand what you are getting into. Yes, there is not and will not be such a picture as on my main D700 + 24-70 bundle, but this is a fundamentally different camera. Olik takes VERY good pictures for a camera with this type of lens and has excellent aperture. The reverse side of 2.0 is problems with white balance in auto mode, but this can be cured by using straight arms :) again, this minus is not noticeable under water, but in a very extreme case there is a photoshop :) Lens 2.0 - very good in the evening, despite the traditional Olympus noise - but again, it's just a soap dish. In general, there are no complaints about the quality of the photo either during the day or in the evening, either under water or on land. Now about the cons (subjectively). - no lens cap - noisy zoom - no saving user settings Conclusion: for a protected camera, the photos are simply excellent, this is the best option on the market, I definitely recommend it! Good luck to all :)