The Olympus Tough TG-6 is designed with adventure in mind so it’s handy that there’s a top continuous shooting rate of 20fps (frames per second). The Olympus Tough TG-6 is available from Wex Photo Video, Park Cameras and Amazon UK in the UK and BH Photo Video, Adorama and in the US. In addition, there’s a logging system that can record a GPS, pressure, depth, temperature and altitude data, along with an electronic compass to show the direction of travel. Super Macro mode reduces the closest focusing distance down to just 1cm from the lens while Microscope mode adds zoom capability to make objects larger in the frame. Like the TG-5, the TG-6 has Super Macro and Microscope modes. I think the TG-5’s ability to record raw files may be part of the draw so it’s good to see that continue with the TG-6. While the Olympus Tough TG-6’s target market might be adventurers, divers and families who want a childproof camera, the TG-5 proved popular with experienced photographers who want a camera that they can use in extreme conditions. That’s a useful range for general photography and the large aperture means the shutter speed can be kept up even in low light or underwater. At the wide-angle end of the lens, the maximum aperture is f/2.0 and at the telephoto end, it’s f/4.9.
Like the TG-5 it replaces, the TG-6 has a lens with a focal length range that’s equivalent to 25-100mm.
#Tg pro alternative iso#
In the Tough TG-6 it enables a sensitivity range of ISO 100-12,800. That’s the same engine as is in the Olympus OM-D E-M1 II (and the TG-5). Olympus has paired the Tough TG-6’s sensor with the TruePic VIII processing engine. That waterproofing also means it’s dust-proof so you can use it on the beach and not worry if you drop it. What makes it special is that it’s built to survive being dropped from 2.1m, crushed by 100kg, frozen down to -10☌ and being taken 15m below water without a housing. The Olympus Tough TG-6 is a compact camera with a 12Mp 1/2.33-inch sensor.
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