Join Us Now : The Olympus Camedia Digital Camera Resource Thread
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Ya true man... the 2100 EVF seems better than many others. However, the view is that of the camera's "eye", and the constant exposure adjustments when you look through the viewfinder is an eyestrain man! Our eye has to adjust to this electronic "eye", when the real eye is far better in adjusting to a true optical view... still would rather have a proper pure TTL view with the LCD back panel providing the "CCD version".
syncmaster
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Its not a good idea , at day with strong daylight ,you can not see easely the LCD ..
Personly i think that the C 2100 is one easy to work with camera .
If we start talking about our personal likes and dislikes , we will never end talking .
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C-2040Z:
1) Blitz
2) Lufu
3) Volk
4) Kevin
5) Altec
6) A7man
7) Remember
8) Deadly
9) Fcpga
10) Nerdie
11) Kolabong
12) Treecom
13) Scong19
14) Ekul1977
Any more??? [/B][/QUOTE]
Add me to this list. 15) Janzguy
1) Blitz
2) Lufu
3) Volk
4) Kevin
5) Altec
6) A7man
7) Remember
8) Deadly
9) Fcpga
10) Nerdie
11) Kolabong
12) Treecom
13) Scong19
14) Ekul1977
Any more??? [/B][/QUOTE]
Add me to this list. 15) Janzguy
no no no... i'm saying keep the LCD as it is but have a proper optical viewfinder instead of the EVF (which is simply a smaller version of the same LCD screen) Its been done with the older C1400 digicam that I've been using and works excellently. Its precisely the weakness of the LCD screen format that it is unusable in a bright-light environment (Casio 2900 and other digicams with LCD-only framing etc).
The EVF is essentially a lower-power consuming LCD screen with a hood... not a true alternative like a TTL optical viewfinder. Rangefinder/compact formats give you the optical flexibility but suffer from parallax error... which we all know is crucial in macro photography.
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More and more people snapping up the Olympus Camedia line of digital cameras, with the current hot favorites being the C-2100UZ, C-2040Z and C-700UZ.
So, Olympus DC owners please fall in now and state your name and DC model.
In future we can exchange tips on how to utilize our DCs better with those who are using the same model.
We can even share tips on accessories and photography techniques with those using other models as well.
Aren't that a great idea?!?!
These are the ones that I know, incl. myself:
C-2100UZ:
1) Jayan
2) SebastianSong
3) Minitaz
4) Tangcy
5) Linus
6) Denizenx
7) Kaipium
8) Taicw
9) Lifeworld
10) Siewsphone
11) Doomax
12) Fusetrips
13) Galaa
14) Lytefunk
15) Maddog
16) Choonhow
17) Itsmywill
18) Sneezybum
19) Syncmaster
20) JasK
21) Cutter
C-700UZ:
1) Klause
2) Yurona
3) Tweek
4) Azone
5) Ark19
6) Mfo
7) Zhapchit
8) Duckling
9) Tech_Snoopy
10) Baiyun
C-2040Z:
1) Blitz
2) Lufu
3) Volk
4) Kevin
5) Altec
6) A7man
7) Remember
8) Deadly
9) Fcpga
10) Nerdie
11) Kolabong
12) Treecom
13) Scong19
14) Ekul1977
C-1:
1) Snowcrash
C-2020Z:
1) Sphoenix
C-3040Z:
Nil
C-3020Z:
1) Megadark
2) Alphonse
C-4040Z:
Nil
C-40Z:
1) Pit
E-10:
1) Jethro
Total 51 Olympus Camedia DCs owners listed here so far.
Any more???
I just bought a DiMAGE S304.
etman
ya man! evenl the low-mid range 35mm SLRs have it for ages with a simple LCD panel below/around the optical TTL.. so its not any different... a simple "HUD" style overlay can project the info over a straightforward TTL if they want to squeeze in more info without compromising the view like the EVF-method does...
the top LCD panel (the info mono one) should also have a backlit screen like the beautiful blue one on my old EOS620 (1987 era!) for night work... like handphone...everytime i activated the cool-blue light I got a "kick"
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itsmywill
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just bought the +4 close up filter ($15, Hoyi) at CP. and yes, like what u said, there was only slight improvement. e guy there told me i can actually attach close up filters on top of each other to get +N results. is that true (say put 2 +4's together and u will get +8)?
will there be a limit to how many close up filters i can attach together?
i dun think i can achieve e closeness i want with one +4 filter...
will there be a limit to how many close up filters i can attach together?
i dun think i can achieve e closeness i want with one +4 filter...
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sneezybum
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after fitting the +4 filter, what is the macro range like at full tele and wide? Me also thinking of getting a +4 filter. But if not much improvement, then no point. Still have other more important accessories to buy.
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