Car show pics from today.
02-24-2008, 07:59 PM
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02-24-2008, 09:24 PM
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Very close. Mine is the D-580 ZOOM OLYMPUS. It's a 4 year old camera. I researched camera's years ago, and this was the one to get for $229. It actually takes better pics then some of my buddies new camera's that cost upwards of $500. Kinda suprised me actually.
Bigger isnt always better with camera's sometimes. Some of the pictures are somewhat blurry as I didnt hold the camera still.
How did you know it was an OLYMPUS? I was actually thinking about buying a newer camera, but seeing some of the shots from some friends expensive camera's, I decided to hold off for now, and put the $$$ into my 421 instead.
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02-24-2008, 09:43 PM
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Very close. Mine is the D-580 ZOOM OLYMPUS. It's a 4 year old camera. I researched camera's years ago, and this was the one to get for $229. It actually takes better pics then some of my buddies new camera's that cost upwards of $500. Kinda suprised me actually.
Bigger isnt always better with camera's sometimes. Some of the pictures are somewhat blurry as I didnt hold the camera still.
How did you know it was an OLYMPUS? I was actually thinking about buying a newer camera, but seeing some of the shots from some friends expensive camera's, I decided to hold off for now, and put the $$$ into my 421 instead.
Bigger isnt always better with camera's sometimes. Some of the pictures are somewhat blurry as I didnt hold the camera still.
How did you know it was an OLYMPUS? I was actually thinking about buying a newer camera, but seeing some of the shots from some friends expensive camera's, I decided to hold off for now, and put the $$$ into my 421 instead.
The model of the camera is in the metadata. I imported one of the images into iPhoto>Get Info and it shows all the picture info including shutter speed aperture etc.
This camera is a keeper. You have some pretty steady hands.
http://gallery.mac.com/ezweig#100313&view=mosaic&sel=0
02-24-2008, 09:52 PM
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I think it's the same camera with a different designation, probably varies by region.
The model of the camera is in the metadata. I imported one of the images into iPhoto>Get Info and it shows all the picture info including shutter speed aperture etc.
This camera is a keeper. You have some pretty steady hands.
http://gallery.mac.com/ezweig#100313&view=mosaic&sel=0
The model of the camera is in the metadata. I imported one of the images into iPhoto>Get Info and it shows all the picture info including shutter speed aperture etc.
This camera is a keeper. You have some pretty steady hands.
http://gallery.mac.com/ezweig#100313&view=mosaic&sel=0
02-24-2008, 10:04 PM
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indoor shots with various types of lighting are the hardest to get right.
I'm almost positive you are using the auto white balance setting, and the images are right on. Exposure is very good, the images are also very sharp for a P&S camera.
Very impressive.