Archive for the 'Olympus' Category

Olympus E30 VS Canon 50D VS Nikon D90

Monday, November 24th, 2008

The price gap between the upper-entry-level Olympus E-520 and more expensive E-3 has always suggested there is room for a mid-range DSLR to sit between them. Olympus has announced the E-30, a new 12.3 megapixel Four Thirds Standard DSLR camera that is positioned between the pro E-3 and consumer E-520 models to compete with the [...]

Buying digital cameras with Dust Control

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Dust spots on your D-SLR’s sensor appear as tiny black specks on the image. When photographers change lenses, dust can enter the camera and lodge on the filter or protective glass that covers the sensor. These dust spots can show up as dark blotches in subsequent shots. A camera with Dust Control Systems will prevent [...]

Digital SLR Live View LCD

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Since the introduction of the first single-lens reflex (SLR) camera, photographers have prized SLRs because they can see with the naked eye, through an optical viewfinder, exactly what is passing through the camera’s lens. The “reflex” of a mirrored shutter that bends light to the camera’s viewfinder, and then snaps open rapidly to create exposures, [...]

Advantages and limitations of new D-SLR cameras of 2008

Friday, October 10th, 2008

Canon Rebel XSi 450D
Advantages: Fantastic picture quality, low noise, superb resolution, good per-pixel sharpness, quite light weight for a digital SLR.
Limitations: Some people think it is a little pricy. But the price has dropped a lot these days. The only real limitation of the XSi is that it doesn’t have built-in image stabilization. While the [...]

New innovation and technology in Digital SLR camera

Friday, October 10th, 2008

These three years has been awesome years for Digital SLR cameras.  Many new innovation and technology has appeared in many new digital cameras, especially in digital SLR cameras. There are five big features that have recently emerged in digital SLR cameras that the manufacturers are using to help set their cameras apart. They are including [...]

2008 new digital cameras

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

2008 is a great year. The past two years has been an awesome years for digital SLR cameras. This year, many new great digital SLR cameras appeared in the market with new innovation in technology. The new gadgets are including: Sony Alpha DSLR-A200 (February 29), Pentax K20D (March), Nikon D60 (March 29), Pentax K200D(April 1),Canon [...]

Nikon D300 VS Olympus E-3

Wednesday, October 8th, 2008

The Olympus E-3 is a 10 megapixel professional DSLR features a built-in image stabiliser to stabilise all lenses, 5fps sequential shooting with 19 image RAW buffer, 5x/7x/10x magnified view for precise focusing – especially for macro shots, ISO 100-3200, Supersonic Wave Filter, Dual memory slot, pop up flash and a 2.5”/6.4cm pop-out LCD with live [...]

Canon 450D VS Olympus E-520

Monday, October 6th, 2008

Most people say that every new budget or mid-range DSLR will be up against Canon’s latest model, the Canon EOS 450D / XSi. Indeed it is. Canon 450D is the most powerful Rebel yet keeps the competition at full boil with live view and stabilized kit lens. Previously Canon 450D is priced around $700 body [...]

Olympus E-520 VS Sony Alpha DSLR-A300

Monday, October 6th, 2008

At $699 street price for the Olympus E-520 with the 14-42mm (28-84mm) kit lens, the E-520 competes with the Nikon D60 kit with VR lens ($699), Canon 1000D kit with IS lens ($705), Sony A300 kit ($599), and Pentax K200D kit ($699). Olympus E-520 VS Sony A300, Which One Is Better?
The Olympus E-520 is an upgrade [...]

Olympus E-420 versus Olympus E-520

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

In 2008, Olympus released two E-series cameras, OlympusE-420, OlympusE-520. Olympus E-520 makes its mark by maintaining its predecessor’s claim of being the “world’s thinnest and smallest” digital SLR. This is one camera you would look at if you want something light and relatively inconspicuous to take along, say on a walk to capture street scenes. [...]