Olympus TG-6 Tough Camera - Red
$719.00
$939.00
Olympus TG-6 Tough Camera - Red
The Ultimate Partner to Capture and Withstand the Most Punishing Environments
Whether in the mountains, on the beach, or in the snow, the Olympus Tough series can withstand the most punishing environments, to deliver the highest image quality. The TG-6 is the pinnacle of the Tough series, featuring the popular Variable Macro System, enhanced underwater shooting modes, and further system expandability with a new fisheye converter for circular fisheye photography. This camera has evolved to deliver a wider range of expressive power than ever before in any kind of environment.
- The insect photographer Kazuo Unno talks about the evolution and attraction of the Tough (TG) series
Superb system expandability
The TG-6 features superb system expandability with a wealth of accessories including those for macro shooting and converter lenses. This design also delivers the control required in punishing environments.
Basic Information
| Product name | Compact Digital Camera Tough TG-6 |
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| Box Contents | USB cable, hand strap, instruction manual, warranty card, LI-92B Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery, F-5AC USB-AC Adapter |
Tough Performance for Shooting Anytime, Anywhere
The TG-6 delivers Tough waterproof performance to 15 m, dustproof, shockproof to 2.1 m, crushproof to 100 kg, freezeproof to -10℃, and anti-fogging. These features make for worry-free use in the harshest environments.
Waterproof to 15 m
Sealing and a double-lock mechanism deliver waterproof performance up to depths of 15 m Not only does this make it possible to shoot in heavy rain, but it also lets you shoot while snorkeling.
- Waterproof performance is JIS/IEC protection class 8 (IPX8).
Dustproof
The design features an airtight construction that shuts out sand and dust. If your camera gets dirty, simply rinse it with fresh water to wash off any excess dirt.
- Dustproof performance is JIS/IEC protection class6 (IP6X).
Shockproof to 2.1 m
Even with a large, bright f/2.0 lens, this model can still clear drop tests of up to 2.1m. Our know-how has been utilized in every facet, including the lens shape, lens positioning, and lens drive method, resulting in a high level of shock-absorbing performance.
- Shockproof construction resistant to 2.1 m (MIL-STD-810F compliant)
Crushproof to 100 kgf
To protect all inner parts including the lens unit and circuit boards, an interior protective structure that can withstand a weight of 100kgf has been employed. With this crushproof construction, you won't have to worry about accidentally sitting on your camera when carrying it in your back pocket.
Freezeproof to -10℃
Operation at low temperatures is guaranteed down to -10℃1. With this feature, you can feel confident capturing your ski and snowboarding trips, and other winter adventures.
Specification
- 12MP BSI CMOS Sensor
- TruePic VIII Image Processor
- Olympus 4x Optical Zoom f/2 Lens
- 25-100mm (35mm Equivalent)
- 3.0” 1.04m-Dot LCD Monitor
- Water, Crush, Shock, Freeze & Dustproof
- 4K Video Recording and Full HD at 120p
- Built-In Wi-Fi, GPS, Field Sensor System
- ISO 12800 and up to 20-fps Shooting
- Pro Capture Mode & Variable Macro System
Box contents
| Box contents | Body, USB cable, Hand Strap, instruction manual, warranty card, LI-92B Li-ion battery, F-5AC USB-AC adapter |
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BRAND NEW
ONE YEAR WARRANTY
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AUSTRALIAN SELLER
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