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PENTAX K100D SUPER CAMERAS WILL GO TO SEA 2007-10-22 14:51:00 GOLDEN, CO. (INSERT DATE)... PENTAX K100D Super digital single lens reflex (DSLR) cameras will be available for use by attendees of an upcoming eight-day DSLR Photography Workshop Cruise scheduled to embark from Ft. Lauderdale, FL to ports in the Southern Caribbean on March 14-22, 2008. The workshop is the eighth in a series that offers instruction in digital photography, imaging techniques and printing in a relaxed learning environment. The itinerary includes stops in St. Maarten, St. Lucia and St Kitts, three incomparably beautiful islands in the West Indies. All attendees who enroll in the workshop will receive hardware and software gifts and those who do not yet own a DSLR will be able to reserve a new PENTAX K100D Super that will be delivered to them for a month-long familiarization period prior to the cruise. With an 18-55mm zoom lens (35mm equivalent, 27-83mm), Shake Reduction, Automatic Dust Removal, 2.5-inch LCD monitor, and ISO sensitivity to 3200– the PENTAX K100D
Historic Leica camera set to fetch nearly £1/4m 2007-10-22 14:45:00 A rare O-series Leica
camera from 1923 – one of around 21 made to test the market – is expected to fetch up to £223,000 at auction next month.The auctioneers claim the camera, carrying the serial number '107', is in 'excellent and fully working condition'.It will go under the hammer as part of the Westlicht Photographica Auction in Vienna, Austria on 17 November.It is the seventh camera in the legendary O-series, which preceded the launch of the first mass-produced 35mm Leica camera, the Leica 1, in 1925.Chris Cheesmanmore : amateurphotographer
'Fake Gorilla' tripod sparks lawsuit 2007-10-22 14:41:00 Gorillapod maker Joby is taking legal action against a manufacturer of 'fake gorillas' – an imitation tripod that reportedly can cause camera and tripod to crash onto the ground.A spokeswoman for Gorillapod's UK distributor Intro 2020 told Amateur Photographer: 'We understand that Joby USA are in litigation with the manufacturer of these tripods.'She added: 'I cannot comment any further.'It is not clear whether any of the fake products have reached the UK market.The source of the inferior imitation has not been identified, reports Japanese trade publication Pen News Weekly, in its issue dated 19 October.Gorillapod's importer Kenko has warned the Japanese photo trade that the Joby logo and 'quick-set' camera plate is missing on the imitation. Chris Cheesmanmore : amateurphotographer Read more:Gorilla
Pentax K10D camera caught in recall alert 2007-10-22 14:37:00 Pentax UK has alerted consumers to a manufacturing defect affecting a 'small percentage' of three-pin plug cords supplied with the K10D digital SLR and five of its compact cameras.The recall
affects the following models sold after 20 November 2006: The K10D; Optio A20; T20; W20; S7 and L20.'Customers are being asked to check the plug cords of cameras that fit these criteria,' said Pentax in a statement issued this afternoon. Chris Cheesmanmore : amateurphotographer Read more:Pentax
Cirrus TLZ Series 2007-10-22 14:26:00 Lowepro HELPS CAPTURE THE MOMENT WITH THE CIRRUS SERIES - THE LATEST SERIES OF TOP-LOADING BAGS DESIGNED FOR DIGITAL CAMERAS Available Just in Time for Dads, Grads and Wedding Season, Cirrus TLZ Protects Camera, Lens and Accessories from Outside Elements; Top-Loading Design Provides Easy Access to Equipment Sebastopol, CA - October 18, 2007 - Lowepro, the worldwide leading provider of protective cases and backpacks for imaging and technology products, today unveiled Cirrus TLZ, a new line of top-loading camera bags designed for compact, pro-compact digital cameras and digital SLRs. Designed for even the most discriminating photographer, the Cirrus series provides maximum protection for the latest digital cameras and optimal comfort and accessibility. The Cirrus line of top-loading bags is available in three models: Cirrus TLZ 5, 15, and 25. Designed for the newest digital cameras, the Cirrus TLZ series easily protects both camera and lens from outside elements. The interior features
Nikon D300 Digital SLR Supplied with 2 Year Canadian Warranty - Nikon Canada 2007-10-28 07:03:00 Nikon Canada
Inc. has now officially confirmed that the new Nikon D300 digital SLR will come with a two year manufacturer's warranty. We recently received Nikon Canada's "Holiday Line Up" news release and noticed that the Nikon D300 was mentioned as one of the DSLR's that is covered with a 2 year Canadian
warranty when purchased from an authorized Nikon Canada dealer. A call to Nikon this afternoon confirmed that the D300 will in fact carry the same two year warranty in Canada as the D200, D80, D40x and D40.Exclusive Canadian Warranty
Nikon Canada now offers an exclusive 2-year warranty for all COOLPIX digital cameras and the Nikon D40, D40x, D80, D200 and D300 digital SLR cameras, and a 5-year warranty for all NIKKOR lenses purchased from a Nikon Canada Authorized Dealer. source : digitalreview Read more:Nikon
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Microsoft and Phase One Form Strategic Alliance to Improve Digital Photography Solutions 2007-10-28 06:21:00 Collaboration fosters innovation for professional photographers and enthusiasts.REDMOND, Wash. and COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Oct. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Microsoft
Corp. and Phase One
today announced a strategic alliance to explore ways to improve digital imaging solutions for professional photographers and enthusiasts. The companies will work together to develop solutions for the Microsoft Windows platform that further innovation in the digital photography space. The alliance combines Phase One's industry expertise with Microsoft's widely used platform technology and includes technology sharing and intellectual property assets as well as joint marketing.(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20000822/MSFTLOGO)"Microsoft and Phase One are joining forces to develop solutions for the Windows platform that meet the sophisticated needs of professional and 'prosumer' photographers," said Kostas Mallios, general manager of the Rich Media Group at Microsoft. "Today's announcement is Read more:Digital
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Nikon Canada Unwraps Holiday Line-Up 2007-10-28 06:16:00 Nikon Canada
today announced its 2007 holiday product line-up. From just $169.95 for the COOLPIX compact point-and-shoot models and $649.95 for Nikon's acclaimed digital single lens reflex (SLR) series, Nikon offers performance, operating convenience and style. Built on Nikon's innovative EXPEED(TM) advanced digital image processing system and incorporating the precision optics of a NIKKOR lens, the latest Nikon cameras are sure to make great gifts for advanced and beginner photographers alike."Nikon Canada's wide selection for this holiday season will please all users as it combines our industry-leading photographic performance and superior image quality with functionality and ease of use - qualities consumers come to expect from Nikon cameras," said Gregory Flasch, National Advertising and Communications Manager, Nikon Canada. "Our digital SLRs have never been more powerful, user-friendly and affordable while our compact cameras continue to offer exciting ways to take and share pi Read more:Nikon
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Leica launches on the way 2007-10-27 02:52:00 Four lower cost lenses designed for use with either analogue or digital rangefinder cameras from Leica
will arrive in the UK at the end of next month.The Summarit-M range is claimed to offer all of the benefits of Leica's expertise but have a 'lower price to appeal to a broader market'. Prices range from £690 to £890 for the 35, 50, 75 and 90mm focal length lenses - all of which have a maximum aperture of f/2.5.The new lenses are built around high-refraction optical glass types 'featuring particularly good homogeneity and purity', special glass with partial anomalous dispersion such as fluorophosphate and heavy barium flint glass, aspherical elements, apochromatic optics and modern multi-coatings. These elements are used in a newly developed spherical design, which has kept the lenses compact.more : bjp-online
SlideShowPro Announces Lightroom Plug-in 2007-10-27 02:40:00 The plug-in will bring advanced slideshow-creation tools to Adobe's pro workflow software.SlideShowPro has announced a plug-in for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. SlideShowPro lets users create Flash slideshows that can be placed on Web sites, providing numerous options for customizing parameters such as background color, layout, and transitions between images, along with audio track and support for video clips. The plug-in will integrate into Lightroom's Web Module workspace, allowing users to publish slideshows directly from the software to the Web.Aimee Baldridge more : popphoto
Sony Alpha 700 Digital SLR test 2007-10-27 02:27:00 ALPHA MALE? At last Sony
has two DSLR cameras, but is the Alpha
700 good enough to convince photographers to switch their allegiance? Angela Nicholson finds outAs the first camera to be launched after the Sony takeover of Konica Minolta, the Sony Alpha 100 arrived under a heavy weight of expectation. Sony had already made it clear that as well as satisfying the requirements of existing Dynax system users, it aimed to win new customers and woo photographers away from other manufacturers. It aims to take the number two slot in DSLR sales and achieve a 25% share of the market. Although it was supported by a collection of compatible accessories, the Alpha 100 was the sole representative of Sony's DSLR market ambitions. Many enthusiast photographers like to invest in a camera that sits within a range, so this was a bit of a handicap. Having a series of cameras underlines a manufacturer's commitment to a system, and it means there are second-body or upgrade options available. Sony has trie Read more:Digital
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Pentax to Delay Camera Launch after Supplier Fire 2007-10-25 20:51:00 TOKYO (Reuters) - Pentax
Corp said it would delay the launch of its new digital camera after a fire at a lithium-ion battery plant run by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd's battery unit caused supply disruption.Production at Matsushita Battery Industrial's flagship factory in western Japan has been halted since a September 30 fire and it is unclear when it will be able to resume operations—a potential boost to rival battery makers including Sanyo Electric Co Ltd and Sony Corp.Pentax planned to use a certain type of lithium-ion battery from Matsushita for its new digital camera, but the fire and ensuing production halt have made procurement difficult, forcing it to postpone the launch to February 2008 from November.Matsushita's battery business was already hit hard in August when Nokia warned consumers that 46 million batteries made by Matsushita used in its mobile phones could overheat, and offered to replace them for free.Matsushita said on Wednesday it plans to boost output Read more:Delay
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Shots in the Dark 2007-10-25 19:41:00 A trio of new DSLRs kill static to take crisper photos in low lightTRENDMore digital cameras now use CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) sensors to capture sharper images in dim lighting, with less "pixel noise"—colored flecks that occur at high light-sensitivity settings when the camera's processor tries to boost the brightness in a dark image.REASONSLRs have large sensors that absorb more light than those in point-and-shoots. CMOS is handy at these sizes because it consumes less power than the charge-coupled device (CCD) sensors in earlier models. And CMOS sensors fit noise-reduction circuitry right on the chip.BENEFITAt dawn or dusk, you can photograph outdoor vistas too big for a camera flash to illuminate. Inside, you'll capture scenes in the unique ambient light instead of the harsh, generic glow of flash.Dan Havlik more : popsci
Top Gear for Photo Enthusiasts 2007-10-25 19:26:00 So what if you're not paid for your photography? With the right software and hardware you can still make your photos look like a million bucks. But where do you start? Buying professional-grade gear isn't cheap, so you'll want to make sure you invest your cash wisely.It all starts with picking the right camera. Point-and-shoot cameras are good for taking snapshots on vacation or family events, but serious photographers will need to step up to a digital SLR. SLRs, or single lens reflex cameras, direct light toward the viewfinder as you compose a photo, letting you view a crisp optical image while framing, focusing, and snapping the picture. Since you're looking at the actual reflected light and not an LCD approximation, you see a brighter and sharper image, making composition easier. SLRs also tend to have more expensive lenses that produce sharper pictures with better color contrast than point-and-shoot cameras.In the past, buying a D-SLR meant shelling out $5,000 or more—out of Read more:Photo
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Canon's net profit down on yen 2007-10-25 19:22:00 TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Canon
Inc posted an 8.9 percent drop in quarterly net profit
on Thursday, hit by the yen's appreciation, but kept its full-year outlook on the back of strong demand for its digital cameras.Brisk sales of printers and copiers also helped keep Canon, the world's largest maker of digital cameras ahead of Sony Corp, Eastman Kodak Co and Olympus Corp, on track for its eighth straight year of earnings growth.Canon, which makes EOS digital single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras and IXY compact digital cameras, controls nearly half of the global digital SLR camera market, the most lucrative segment of the digital camera industry. SLR cameras are high-end models with interchangeable lenses.Backed by brisk demand, Canon lifted its SLR shipment target for the year to December to 3.2 million units from its previous projection of 3 million units."The momentum is keeping up," Canon Managing Director Masahiro Osawa told a news conference. "It is certain that we can finish this Read more:net profit
Metz Launches New USB Upgradeable Wireless Flash 2007-10-25 19:15:00 New Metz Mecablitz 48 AF-1 digital follows in footsteps of award-winning 58 AF-1 Ramsey, NJ (October 18, 2007) – Metz has done it again! Hot off the heels of its award‑winning Mecablitz 58 AF-1 digital, the world leading manufacturer of high‑performance flash technology is proud to launch its second USB upgradeable wireless flash - the Mecablitz 48 AF-1 digital. Packed with many of the same, impressive features as its big brother, the 48 AF‑1 will be showcased at this year’s 2007 PhotoPlus Expo and sets the bar even higher for innovation and quality among the competition. Also launching at PhotoPlus 2007 are the 58 AF-1OP for Olympus/Panasonic and the 58 AF-1PS for Pentax/Samsung, which extend the range for the 58 AF-1 family.State-of-the-art, the 48 AF-1 allows photographers to stay current and effortlessly make firmware updates via the Internet. Previously, flash units needed to be packaged and sent away for servicing in order to be updated with the latest software from cam Read more:Wireless
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Kata Launches New Line of Protective Backpacks, Cases and Pouches 2007-10-25 19:12:00 Stylish Digital Photo Series Features the Ideal Blend of Protection and Weight.Ramsey, NJ (October 18, 2007) – With the launch of the new Digital Photo Series (DPS), Kata is bringing its world renowned level of protection to every-day photography. This complete line of backpacks, cases and pouches offers a variety of stylish options to protect, store and transport photographic gear.The DPS combines a number of technologies found in other Kata product lines to create a lightweight, ergonomic and protective line of carrying solutions. Whether new to photography or a professional shooter, the DPS offers protective, light-weight options that make sure you’ll never miss the shot of a lifetime. Protective technologies integrated into the DPS collection include Thermo Shield Technology (TST) and Yelloop. TST, discreetly integrated into DPS models, is an advanced technology designed to provide superior impact protection for your camera and accessories. Besides allowing shooters to easily s Read more:Backpacks
Gitzo Celebrates 90 Years of Innovationwith Limited Edition Titanium Traveler Tripod 2007-10-25 18:53:00 New TitaniumTraveler
is the most unique and state-of-the-art tripod in Gitzo’s historyRamsey, NJ (October 18, 2007) – At Gitzo, performance and quality is a way of life. Since 1917, unfailing standards have maintained the company’s worldwide reputation for excellence in the photographic industry, and to celebrate 90 years of innovation, Gitzo is proud to offer the world a once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the most exclusive, state‑of‑the-art, professional tripods ever made - the 90th Anniversary Gitzo Titanium Traveler. Only 390 will be manufactured, each individually numbered and with the owner’s name laser engraved into one of the carbon fiber legs. To add the finishing touch, the Titanium Traveler will ship in an Italian crafted fine leather case and include a special leaflet outlining the technology and engineering that went into the design and manufacture of this unique tripod. During PhotoPlus 2007, customers may enter a drawing to win one of t Read more:Years
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2007 nature photo winner announced 2007-10-25 18:07:00 The coveted title of Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2007 has been awarded to a British photographer during a gala ceremony at the Natural History Museum, London.Ben Osborne from Shrewsbury was named Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2007 for his image Elephant creation.11-year-old Patrick Corning from Surrey was named Shell Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2007 for his picture Monkey Moment.Urban and Garden Wildlife – Danny Green (UK) with Vole in the holeBen's winning image of a large bull elephant kicking and spraying mud in a waterhole was judged to be the best picture of 2007 in what has been the most successful, competitive event in the competition's 43-year history.The judging panel, which included some of the world's best nature
photographers and most respected wildlife experts, spent three months deliberating over a record 32,000 entries from 78 countries.Debbie Sage, Competition Manager said, 'This year's winner
s have gone to great lengths to capt
Canon recalls unsold EOS-1D Mark III cameras 2007-10-30 01:28:00 Canon has recalled all unsold EOS-1D Mark III cameras from shops amid concerns over a problem on some units linked to 'adjustment of the AF Sub Mirror'.The recall is detailed in a letter sent by Canon to UK dealers which is circulating on the internet.Commenting on the letter a Canon UK spokeswoman confirmed to Amateur Photographer: 'I have seen the [internet] link to the letter. We think it is genuine… basically there will be an official announcement out on Wednesday regarding this.' Chris Cheesman and Barney Brittonmore : amateurphotographer Read more:Canon
Pentax and Hoya merger plan statement 2007-10-30 01:25:00 In a change of plan Hoya will 'merge' with Pentax
on 31 March 2008, instead of Pentax becoming a 'wholly-owned subsidiary' of Hoya. The move is designed to strengthen Pentax businesses by enabling Pentax management to put plans into practice more quickly.The two companies had originally planned to merge in an agreement first discussed in December last year.But subsequent talks led to Hoya buying around 90% of Pentax shares, thereby making Pentax a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hoya. Chris Cheesmanmore : amateurphotographer Read more:statement
E-3 demo events in the UK and Ireland 2007-10-30 01:10:00 Get to know the E-3 at Olympus dealer events
around the UK and Ireland
We have received a calendar of events around the UK and Ireland where the new Olympus E-3, and many components from the E-System, will be demonstrated. If the events aren't too crowded you should have an opportunity to get some time with the E-3 and some of the new lenses.The following list may be subject to change, so please verify with your dealer before setting off:Ian Burleymore : fourthirds-user
Adorama Camera Posts Tip #50, Reaches Halfway Point in "100 in 100" Photography Tips Series 2007-10-29 23:20:00 AIRC (Adorama Imaging Resource Center) enters week 8 of 100 tips in 100 days.New York, NY (PRWEB) October 29, 2007 -- Adorama Camera
today posted tip number 50, marked the halfway point in "100 in 100: 100 Photography Tips in 100 Days"(http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?article=100in100&op=academy_new), its ongoing series of free photography tips for snapshooters and camera enthusiasts. Started on September 10, tips are posted every day through December 18, 2007. "100 in 100" is the latest addition to the AIRC (Adorama Imaging Resource Center), Adorama Camera's online photo magazine."As we reach the halfway point in this series, is most gratifying to hear from photographers around the world who are enjoying the 100 in 100 series and seeing an improvement in their photography as a direct result," says AIRC editor Mason Resnick. "100 in 100 is further reinforcing Adorama's position as go-to resource for anyone who wants to learn more about photography, and as a reliable source for phot Read more:Halfway
Hoya Q2 profit down on memory disks, LCD equipment 2007-10-29 23:15:00 TOKYO, Oct 29 - Hoya Corp posted a 4.5 percent fall in quarterly operating profit
, hit by sluggish sales of liquid crystal display-making equipment and a delay in the production of advanced glass disks used in hard disk drives. Hoya, which acquired digital camera and medical equipment maker Pentax Corp earlier this year, benefited from brisk sales of optical lenses for digital cameras and higher sales of glass used in the production of semiconductors.But a delay in the production of hard disks with a so-called "perpendicular recording method" weighed on its quarterly earnings, while price competition hurt sales of glass used to make LCDs.Operating profit at Hoya, which competes with Konica Minolta Holdings Inc in the hard disk substrate business, came to 26.85 billion yen in July-September, compared with a 28.13 billion yen profit a year earlier.The result is roughly in line with Hoya's forecast for 26.36 billion yen. Merrill Lynch had estimated 26.5 billion yen.Net profit slid 8.2 pe
Sony A700 review - letsgodigital 2007-10-29 23:00:00 Sony A700 review
: Finally Sony are making good their promise to bring a real Alpha system on the market that not only appeals to the amateur but the semi-pro and even the professional photographer alike with the introduction of the Sony Alpha 700. I do not wish to claim the Sony A700 to be the ultimate tool for professionals. These photographers most possibly use a DSLR of the same brand they already own as a second camera. However; a start has been made. Many people were eagerly awaiting the Sony DSLR-A700. During the presentation of the Sony Alpha A700 in Italy, I was able to work briefly with Sony's new addition. Thereafter Sony gave us the opportunity to make an in-depth review about the Sony A700, read our experiences with this DSLR camera in the following review.Dennis Hissinkmore : letsgodigital Read more:Sony
Frequently Asked Photo Questions for October 2007-10-29 22:55:00 RAW explained, shooting in infrared, sharpening close-ups, and more.What's on your mind? If you have a question about digital photography, send it to me. I reply to as many e-mails as I can, and I round up the most interesting ones about once a month here in the newsletter.Want to read more FAQs? Browse reader questions from July, August, and September.more : pcworld Read more:Photo
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100 in 100: How to Spot Sensor Dust 2007-10-29 22:51:00 If you have a digital SLR and change lenses, you probably have small dark spots on your images caused by dirt particles on the sensor. They in size, density and sharpness. You may see them on one image and not on the next.Sensor
dust spots are much more obvious at small apertures, and against clean areas such as a sky. In images shot with medium apertures they are larger and lighter gray. With wide enough apertures many may not show at all. They are also less obvious in very bright or very dark areas. Here is a portion of a sky shot with a dirty sensor. more : adorama
Manfrotto 190X Pro-B Tripod & 804RC2 Head: Review 2007-10-29 22:43:00 Manfrotto make good professional tripods at affordable prices - the 190X Pro-B being no exception.190X SeriesReplacing the 190 series in the UK, the Manfrotto 190X Pro-B aluminium tripod comes in at a svelte 1.8kgs, but is capable of holding up to 5kgs. This means the vast majority of DSLR and lens combos will sit snugly on top - even pro bodies with batteries and fat f/2.8 70-200mm zooms will make the grade.Its not only light, but compact too, measuring just 57cms when closed, and extending to 146cm maximum. Plus it's good value... so it's not going to break the bank nor the back.On LocationWithout the availability of wind tunnels or research labs in the ThinkCamera offices, it was to the fields to test: Wind and water? No problem!Those aluminium legs are designed to be light and strong, the quick release latches easy to handle; essentially you could throw this off the top of a house and it'd still be in one piece (don't try this at home, kids).Hardened photo-backpackers may know Read more:Tripod
PENTAX BOBCAR MOBILE SHOWROOMS SCOOT AROUND MANHATTAN 2007-10-29 22:29:00 NEW YORK, NY (October 26, 2007)… PENTAX Imaging Company is showing off its digital camera line-up on the streets of Manhattan throughout the holiday shopping season using a unique approach – BobCar Showrooms. The new BobCars are three-wheeled, energy efficient, mini-vehicles that offer a unique form of outdoor advertising to engage and educate consumers right on the street. The PENTAX mobile showrooms feature the latest PENTAX digital SLR and compact digital cameras and offer consumers hands-on demonstrations, literature and special incentives being offered by PENTAX for purchasing selected products. Two PENTAX BobCars are scooting around a 15 mile radius in New York City from mid-October until the end of December. The vehicles make stops at strategic locations in close proximity to retail dealers where consumers may purchase PENTAX products. As a form of field marketing that offers non-traditional and flexible methods, BobCar Media was created by Snap Marketing in New Y
Olympus E-3 DSLR Preview Part II 2007-11-05 22:16:00 Earlier in October we attended the Olympus
E-3 digital SLR introduction party in New York City. A few days later I had a more detailed tech briefing on the new E-3 at the PhotoPlus Expo tradeshow. I met with Sally Smith Clemens and Toshiyuki Terada, Manager of DSLR Planning from Olympus Tokyo. At the meeting I got to see some of the guts of the E-3, including the image-stabilized Live MOS sensor assembly, the new auto focus drive system, and the specially formed magnesium camera chassis.Improved Image StabilizationThe E-3 shares the same basic sensor-shift image stabilization system that the E-510 uses. However, Olympus has increased the sensitivity of the gyro motion sensor that detects camera movement. The E-510 was supposed to be able to compensate for up to three stops of movement. Olympus is claiming that the new E-3 DSLR can successfully shoot up to four or even five shutter speeds slower. We shot a little video of the mechanism to show you how it works. Notice how the imaging s Read more:Preview
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