The new Olympus M4/3 camera anouncement:
Well, it's not an SLR, so I posted here. Looks like they reworked the slow AF, but LCD is still a crapish 230K dots. No new M4/3 specific lenses.
Bob
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The new Olympus M4/3 camera anouncement:
Well, it's not an SLR, so I posted here. Looks like they reworked the slow AF, but LCD is still a crapish 230K dots. No new M4/3 specific lenses.
Bob
The new Olympus M4/3 camera anouncement:
Well, it's not an SLR, so I posted here. Looks like they reworked the slow AF, but LCD is still a crapish 230K dots. No new M4/3 specific lenses.
Bob
The only changes that I see are a tracking AF, a new electronic viewfinder, and a new connector on the body to talk to the EVF. I've heard the E-P2 described as more of a firmware update than a new camera.
As I understand it, Olympus will continue to sell the cheaper E-P1 alongside the E-P2.
The only changes that I see are a tracking AF, a new electronic viewfinder, and a new connector on the body to talk to the EVF. I've heard the E-P2 described as more of a firmware update than a new camera.
As I understand it, Olympus will continue to sell the cheaper E-P1 alongside the E-P2.
And a new VF-2 shoe-mount electronic view finder which has been reviewed favorably. Not much use underwater.
Bob
Actually they did announce new lenses, they're just not available yet:
New accessories:
* M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 9-18mm F4.0-5.6 super wide-angle zoom lens (first half of 2010)
* M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 high-power telephoto zoom lens (first half of 2010)
(Snipped from the press release at dpreview.com: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0911/09110501olympusep2.asp )
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