Thank you for taking the time to video some of the very useful features of the E3. The five frames/sec shot was really cool.
Thanks again.
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Dec 5, 2007 4:19 PM PST
John Davis says:
Thank you for taking the time to video some of the very useful features of the E3. The five frames/sec shot was really cool.
Thanks again.
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Dec 14, 2007 8:10 PM PST
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J. Ahrens says:
Great video - a "real life" example in poor lighting of tremendous speed - thats faster than my Nikon D200 and imo can easily compete with the D300 from Nikon (close call). No doubt Olympus have a winner on their hands with the E-1. Again good video - improve the audio a bit and keep posting videos like these.
Happy Holidays!
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Jul 27, 2008 9:07 AM PDT
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Bimmer_M3 says:
It's nice to see someone taking the time to do a hand's on review from the non-pro's perspective. Your video demonstrated the significant improvement in the E-3's AF over the E-1, and in inside lighting conditions. I would have been interested also to see a low-light AF test. The 5 fps test also instructive; as was showing what comes in the standard kit.
Thanks again.
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Jun 2, 2009 7:15 PM PDT
Last edited by the author on Jul 8, 2009 12:24 AM PDT
Sofia says:
I just purchased this camera online today. Your review, video and links helped me decide that this is the perfect camera for me after months of researching. I can't wait for my camera to arrive.
I noticed that when you were explaining what came with the camera, you did not include batteries. I assume they came with batteries too? I understand that I need to purchase XD and compact flash. Is there anything else I need to get so I am ready to use this camera when it arrives? edit: purchase a lens cap keeper to avoid losing or breaking the lens cap. watch for the remote cable and flash caps, hotshoe cover, and optical view eye piece. They tend to fall off easy. Other users tend to have this problem. Olympus need to correct this problem. http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread
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Jun 24, 2009 11:29 PM PDT
Richard Delgado says:
Great demonstration, thanks for the video.
Rich Delgado
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