With features like microscopic, internal focus stacking and a waterproof body, could this Olympus Tough TG-6 Camera be the perfect...

The Olympus Tough TG-6 is a well-designed rugged camera with a broad feature set, good image quality for its class and a host of environment sensors that store everything from location to temperature in your photos.

Divers, hikers, parents who don't want their smartphone broken;

Those who desire smartphone (or better) image quality;

The Olympus Tough TG-6 is relatively easy to use and intuitive to operate, while image quality is fair without being outstanding, and build quality is reassuringly substantial. Unless you need the few upgraded features, however, the previous TG-5 or Panasonic TS7 / FT7 would be a better option right...

Internally stacked zoom lens; Raw shooting is a bonus; Video up to 4K resolution; Intuitive to use

Image quality and LCD display suffer in bright conditions; No eye-level viewfinder; Quality reduced at longer focal lengths; Small sensor at its heart

I am an appraiser and use this camera every day. The battery life is good. The quality of the photos is good, not amazing inside but decent. Exterior photos have great colors and look like postcards. As the camera is advertised, it is tough. It has survived falls without an issue.

The Olympus Tough TG-6 is relatively easy to use and intuitive to operate, while image quality is fair without being outstanding, and build quality is reassuringly substantial. Unless you need the few upgraded features, however, the previous TG-5 or Panasonic TS7 / FT7 would be a better option right now.

Internally stacked zoom lens; Raw shooting is a bonus; Video up to 4K resolution; Intuitive to use;

Image quality and LCD display suffer in bright conditions; No eye-level viewfinder; Quality reduced at longer focal lengths; Small sensor at its heart

This camera takes premium-quality pictures that are bright and performs really well in low light, according to recent buyers. It also provides macro shots that are exceptional, and the underwater photos are clear, as well.

In-camera focus stacking makes the subject look clear; Full HD video at high speed provides you with no lagging at all; Has excellent color reproduction that makes images seem crisp; f/2.0 brighter than normal lenses makes sure that it can work at night; With 4k video recording; you can enjoy a...

Doesn't have full manual control for you to adjust

There's something to be said for simplicity, though, and the TG-6 offers it. It slides into your pocket, and goes right into the pool or ocean without worry. We have some gripes with Olympus' choices in its app notifications, but it doesn't detract from the quality of the camera.

Tough, waterproof build; Add-on lenses and macro lights available; Sharp rear LCD; Wide aperture lens; 4K video; Wi-Fi

Not a touch screen; LCD can pick up scuffs and scratches; Video feature lag behind action cameras; Wi-Fi app pushes spammy notifications

First introduced in May 2019 , Olympus Tough TG-6 is a 12.0MP Waterproof camera with a 1/2.3 (6.17 x 4.55 mm ) sized BSI-CMOS sensor, built-in Image Stabilization and 25-100 mm F2.0-4.9 lens. Olympus replaced the older TG-5 with this model.

Water Proof down to 15m; Shock Proof up to 2.4m; Crush Proof up to 100kgf; Freeze Proof down to -10C; Built-in Wireless (Wi-fi); Image Stabilization; 4K (UHD) Video; RAW Shooting; Face Detection Focusing; 12.800 Max ISO; 25 Focus Points; 1.040k dots LCD Resolution; 20.0fps Shooting w/ Mechanical...

No Articulating Screen; No External Flash Shoe; No Touch Screen; No Built-in Viewfinder; Low Resolution Sensor: 12.0MP; No Manual Exposure; Slow Lens at Tele: f4.90

The Olympus TG-6 is far and away the most capable waterproof point-and-shoot in its price range, but it's not particularly intuitive in its menu options and operation, and no printed manual is included in the package.

Capabilities of a professional digital camera in a small tough, waterproof package; Ability to add lens, filter, and lighting options; Bright, sharp LCD screen; Lots of expert shooting options

In-camera menus are extensive and not intuitive; No printed manual, and online manual layout and content can be confusing; Shutter button can be hard to find in a pinch; No wireless photo transfer to computer; RAW photo file format is proprietary

| Aperture Priority | 25mm | F/8 | 1/250 | ISO 100 | Click HERE to see our complete TG-6 Sample Image Gallery Ultimately, whether or not the Olympus Tough TG-6 is worth the investment depends on what you’ll be using it for.