A few accidental exceptions aside, we don't tend to abuse the review units that manufacturers are gracious enough to send us. In fact, based on the condition that some previously reviewed cameras arrive at our office in, I tend to think that we probably handle our test cameras more gently than some of our colleagues out there.
But when a camera claims to be "lifeproof," as the Olympus Stylus 1050 SW claims to be, it feels like the gauntlet of challenge has been thrown down. If a camera is advertised as shockproof, isn't it incumbent on us as reviewers to drop it off a table to find out? Better yet, why not drop it into a bucket of water, since it also purports to be waterproof?
But when a camera claims to be "lifeproof," as the Olympus Stylus 1050 SW claims to be, it feels like the gauntlet of challenge has been thrown down. If a camera is advertised as shockproof, isn't it incumbent on us as reviewers to drop it off a table to find out? Better yet, why not drop it into a bucket of water, since it also purports to be waterproof?
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