There are no direct comparison btween these 2 cams. So pls give some info to back up your claim of bad colors from gf1.
There are two kind of people with cameras... photographers and cameraman... oh, not forgetting hum sup lo... LOL!... Take it easy lah my young protege shooter...
worst.. 4wks owning the GF-1 I still unable to install the silkypix raw converter that comes with the camera on my main pc..."always give an error says installation interrupted..." so i cannot even play around those raw image that i took. now have to live with GF1 jpeg output for the time being until i get a raw converter for it.
miss oly color badly and hope so much that the ep2 has faster focus... i can live without flash but need that faster focus to catch my kids..
sam
C-AF tracking looks interesting, this should be nice for those who want to track some movement.
http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid10177856001?bctid=48275035001
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worst.. 4wks owning the GF-1 I still unable to install the silkypix raw converter that comes with the camera on my main pc..."always give an error says installation interrupted..." so i cannot even play around those raw image that i took. now have to live with GF1 jpeg output for the time being until i get a raw converter for it.
miss oly color badly and hope so much that the ep2 has faster focus... i can live without flash but need that faster focus to catch my kids..
sam
Maybe the most important thing is... look into the viewfinder and see? I mean, specs are written by marketing folks, and there MUST be a reason behind that logic... :bsmilie:
I've got a name for these particular marketing folks and I can't say it here. :bsmilie:
In any case, I think that the E-P1 should be retired already. By the time they get this line to a full-featured camera body, we'll be at E-P28.
in terms of focussing, is it really that bad? im looking for an upgrade frm my gx100. if focussing is better, i'd def put my money on one.
in terms of focussing, is it really that bad? im looking for an upgrade frm my gx100. if focussing is better, i'd def put my money on one.
I find the evf particularly attractive.
Saw alot of posts regarding "no flash = no upgrade"
May i know why do you want an inferior inbuilt flash anyway?
I'll gladly use the external ones they have.
Ya, that's right.. hmmm. :sweat:The only problem now is, when you are using the EVF, you cannot attach an external flash. Hmmm...:think:
The best thing is to try the camera first and then decide if it works for you.
If you are shooting kids, seems like Olympus has tested the C-AF Tracking on kids. Interesting.
The only problem now is, when you are using the EVF, you cannot attach an external flash. Hmmm...:think:
I find the evf particularly attractive.
Saw alot of posts regarding "no flash = no upgrade"
May i know why do you want an inferior inbuilt flash anyway?
I'll gladly use the external ones they have.
An EVF is good to have but the down side is really the sharing of the hotshoe slot. EVF vs External Flash, I choose to mount a flash anytime.
I prefer to use an external flash anytime but I don't usually carry one everytime. So you see why a built-in flash will come in handy? (since most of us also use this as a 'Handy' size camera)
I think when you reach a certain age with eyes failing... your perspective might change. :bsmilie:An EVF is good to have but the down side is really the sharing of the hotshoe slot. EVF vs External Flash, I choose to mount a flash anytime.
in terms of focussing, is it really that bad? im looking for an upgrade frm my gx100. if focussing is better, i'd def put my money on one.