Thinking about an Olympus TG-4....

[huntsonora]

Its waterproof, shockproof, dust proof, crushproof and I need all the help I can get. Here is a link...

http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/tg-4.html

I'm not a photographer, I just like having a camera with me. I would also use this with a digiscoping adaptor to be able to film elk, deer, bear and sheep through my spotting scope.

Has anybody used the TG line of cameras from Olympus? If so, I would love to hear your feedback

 

[kojackJKU]

I never used the TG line, I have owned pretty well every E series body made and LOVED every one of them. I had an issue with one of my bodies and sold off the works of my gear to goto sony because my buddy was using them. I then sold them off to goto Fuji where I sit now and love using them. But my Olympus was my favorite setup. Fully waterproof SLR gear.

 

[huntsonora]

I never used the TG line, I have owned pretty well every E series body made and LOVED every one of them. I had an issue with one of my bodies and sold off the works of my gear to goto sony because my buddy was using them. I then sold them off to goto Fuji where I sit now and love using them. But my Olympus was my favorite setup. Fully waterproof SLR gear.

Thanks!

 

[Joe917]

We bought a TG3 last year as a point and shoot. Very happy with the quality but manual options are very limited.

 

[Shamus13]

I have the Olympus TG3 & EM-1. The TG3 is for times when there will be bumps along the way and underwater use (also when the wife and kids want to take pictures). I use my EM-1 for everything else. I've used many features on the TG3 and have been impressed for what it is. The TG4 adds RAW and Live Composite which are improvements. I would recommend it.