It’s easy to tag something as ‘all-in-one’ nowadays especially with digital gadgets. But the Olympus SP-800UZ digital camera is really an ‘all-in-one’ camera with all its nifty features. You’ll immediately notice the small profile but you’ll be surprised with the amazing zoom range of the lens: an equivalent of 28-840mm! That’s as wide and as far as you would normally need for a digital camera. Along with that insane zoom range is a bevy of in-camera editing features so you wouldn’t have to open other programs for photo enhancement. $350.

When your life involves getting wet, dropped, or frozen on a regular basis and you need documentation, then the Olympus Stylus Tough 3000 is the camera for you. Now with HD video capability, the rugged camera records 720p video recording anywhere, even underwater for up to 10ft or in frozen wastelands with 14 F temperatures. As a 12MP digital still camera, the Stylus Tough 3000 has in-camera Magic Filters like Pin Hole, Pop Art, Fish Eye, and Drawing to let your creativity juices flowing. The lens has a 28-102mm equivalent range and Dual Image Stabilization for crisp shots all the time. $230.

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Like the flexibility and functionality of a digital SLR camera but hate the bulk? No worries, you can put your creativity to the test with the Olympus E-P1. Inspired by the 60’s half-frame pen camera, this new version from Olympus is about as big as digital point-and-shoots but have an interchangeable lens system so you can use specialized lenses for what the situation calls for. The E-P1 has a 12.3 megapixel Four Thirds sensor that Olympus uses for their E-series DSLRs. This sensor is smaller than those in other DSLRs but considerably bigger than point-and-shoots, so you’ll have more image capturing real estate inside the camera. Though it has no viewfinder or flash, it comes with a hotshoe, so those accessories can be bought separately. Not only does this camera shoot still images, it can also capture 720p HD videos at 30fps. $750+.

If you’re into the old school camera styles but also adore the new DSLRs, get yourself the Olympus PEN E-P1. At 12.3 megapixel, clarity would be no problem with this camera. It’s compact with DSLR-like image quality and features an interchangeable lens for those photo experts. Plus, it has a retro look and feel to it. $750-$900.