Olympus C740

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Sodale, wieder eine neue.







3,200 x 2,400 SHQ, HQ (Optimum Enlargement Mode)
2048 x 1536 TIFF, SHQ, HQ JPEG
1600 x 1200 (3:2 MODE) TIFF, SHQ, HQ JPEG
1280 x 960 TIFF, SQ1, SQ2, JPEG
1024 x 768 TIFF, SQ1, SQ2, JPEG
640 x 480 TIFF, SQ1, SQ2, JPEG
320 x 240 @ 15fps QuickTime Motion JPEG
160 x 120 @ 15fps QuickTime Motion JPEG
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Trallala ... und hier die Oly C750 mit 4 MP und Blitzschuh







3,200 x 2,400 SHQ, HQ (Optimum Enlargement Mode)
2288 x 1712 TIFF SHQ, JPEG
2288 x 1520 (3:2 MODE) TIFF, HQ, JPEG
2048 x 1536 SQ1 High JPEG
1600 x 1200 SQ1, Medium JPEG
1280 x 960 SQ1, Normal JPEG
1024 x 768 SQ2, High JPEG
640 x 480 SQ2, Normal JPEG
320 x 240 @ 15fps QuickTime Motion JPEG
160 x 120 @ 15fps QuickTime Motion JPEG


Und für speicherhungrige Kameras haben wir eine 4-GB-CF :-) mit 32-fach-speed



Auweija:

2 GB = $ 699.99
4 GB = $ 1499.99



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[elCutty]

Aba wida OHNE Stabi

Mal sehen was Canon als Nachfolger der 90 IS bringt

Gruß
elCutty
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[BPHennek]

Die können sich die GB in die runde Ablage stecken!

1260 x 986 Pixel reichen mir für alle Einsatzfälle, deshalb:



Was nützlich für mich wäre, ist eine Macro-Naheinstellung bis auf Objektgröße von ca. 24x36mm!

Und die Verwendung der vorhandenen Smart-Media Karten muss gewährleistet sein.

Unabdingbar: Brilanz und Kontrast wie meine C 960, keine Stumpfbilder!

Preis höchstens 300 €uro!



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Gier und Uneinsichtigkeit fressen den Verstand!

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Ist in Auftrag gegeben: die BPHVDC 97000, die BrunoPeterHennekVespertransportableDigitalCamera 97000!


Ich glaub, die Oly750 kauf ich mir ... in 1.2 Jahren, wenn sie im Abverkauf ist. Und die Oly780 rauskommt.

Strassenpreis der Oly740 ~ 499, der Oly750 ~ 599 .. Dollare, bei uns wohl ein paar Bukazoids mehr.



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Und KODAK stellt die welterste DigiCAM mit OLED vor ... wiedermal ein toller Fortschritt! Gerade noch im Labor ... schon bald zu haben.

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0303/kodakls633.jpg

The Kodak EasyShare LS633 zoom digital camera is designed for photographers who want to capture and share photos while enjoying the benefits of advanced technology. The Kodak EasyShare LS633 camera features an innovative 2.2" OLED display, a new technology pioneered by Kodak. This large, full color, full motion, flat panel display is sharp, bright and features 165º viewing angles for on-camera viewing and sharing. Packaged in a stylish, metal body, the LS633 is perfect for users who want to show off their pictures on a cutting-edge OLED display.

The camera boasts 3.1 MP resolution and a Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon professional quality 3X optical zoom lens, along with continuous 3.3X advanced digital zoom for detailed, sharp pictures up to 11" x 14".

The LS633 will debut in April and will be available initially in Europe, Asia and Australia at a suggested retail price of $399.
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[cool]

Eben kurz davon gesprochen - schon ist es aktuell!

Welterste 4/3 SLR von OLYMPUS!

WOW!

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0303/pma2003/olympus/ebodyfront-001.jpg   http://www.dpreview.com/news/0303/pma2003/olympus/ebodytop-001.jpg

Geil! 14-54mm!

Da bleibt Nikon der Mund offen stehen!

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Las Vegas, 02 March 2003, 08:00 a.m. - Visitors to this year's PMA have the chance to witness a defining moment in the development of professional digital SLR photography. Between 2 and 5 March, Olympus will unveil, for the first time ever, prototypes of the new Four Thirds system digital SLR camera, lenses and accessories.

The Four Thirds system is a new open standard for digital SLR cameras with interchangeable lenses that utilise a 4/3 inch image sensor. In addition to facilitating the development of camera lens systems specifically designed to maximise digital image sensor performance - without being bound by the design conventions imposed by 35mm film camera SLR systems - the Four Thirds system establishes a common standard for lens mounts, ensuring compatibility between lenses and bodies even if they are produced by different manufacturers. Furthermore, the Four Thirds system interchangeable lenses are much smaller and lighter than 35mm and APS SLR lens systems.

Olympus is currently developing a line-up of Four Thirds system bodies, interchangeable lenses, and accessories that offer professional-quality ruggedness, performance and system expandability.

The interchangeable lenses, developed and manufactured by Olympus, are exceptionally bright and compact, and deliver high quality images that only digital lenses can provide. The new Olympus lenses are (figures in parentheses indicate 35mm film camera equivalent):

300mm, f2.8 (600mm)
14 - 54mm, f2.8 - f3.5 zoom (28 - 108mm)
50mm, f2.0 macro (100mm)
50 - 200mm, f2.8 - f3.5 zoom (100 - 400mm)
The camera prototype is sure to impress, with its design tailored to meet the demands of all professional photographers. Its magnesium alloy body provides the protection needed for use in the field and on other rugged assignments, while the power battery holder enables firm and secure holding even when shooting in portrait format. Flash connection is supported via a dedicated hot-shoe. As the professional would expect, manual and automatic adjustment of the aperture, shutter speed and focus is all possible.

The first Four Thirds prototypes will be revealed at this year's PMA in Las Vegas. Prototype models will also be presented at CeBIT, in Hanover, Germany, between 12 and 19 March, and at Photo Expo in the Tokyo Big Site, Japan, between 14 and 16 March.

Four Thirds system prototypes to be exhibited

Camera body
Four lenses
External flash unit
Power battery holder
Development background of the new standard

At present, there is no standard in the Digital SLR field. Manufacturers of these camera systems have until now adopted the lens mount used in their own respective 35mm or APS film SLR camera, so bodies and lenses from different manufacturers are incompatible with one another. Also, to use these lenses, manufacturers have increased the size of the image sensor. This means sensors do not reach their full potential.

For example, unlike with film, the light needs to hit the sensor at a high angle of incidence. If not, the periphery of the chip may receive insufficient light, resulting in reduced colour definition, particularly when shooting with wide-angle lenses. Furthermore, with such relatively large sensors, bigger and heavier lenses are required to achieve the resolutions required by the micron pitch of the chip's individual sensors.

Benefits

With the Four Thirds system no compromise has been made. It is solely dedicated to the needs of digital image capture and, as an open standard, it also paves the way to cross-manufacturer lens interchangeability. The use of a 4/3-type image sensor size has allowed the dimensions and weight of the lens to be reduced considerably, enhancing handling and mobility. The advantage is particularly clear to see in telephoto lenses. For example, a Four Thirds system 300mm telephoto lens will offer performance equivalent to a 600mm lens on a 35mm film SLR camera. And another benefit: it also impresses with great light gathering power.

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