Thanks Richard, they were just some test shots I took yesterday, I rare took
so many photos a day (equal to around 3 rolls of films). The picture quality
is really good, it is hard to get the same level of color accuracy by
scanning of negatives even with my LS2000 film scanner, only scanning of
slides can do.
I have a Olympus C2000, but the handling and quality is not so good. Now the
E10 looks much better, I think I will use it for all my family shoots and
casual snaps. The AF focusing speed is very good and time lag is very short,
really good for snap.
I have made a very good record last year, by selling out all medium format
stuffs, the camera expenses was zero. So this year I can have some money to
spend. I think the price of E10 will drop very soon, a few months later it
may drop to around $1300.
Also, the quality of current E10 seems has lots of problems, I just
exchanged a E10 with focusing adjustment problem and now the new one turn
out to have some minor problem on the front setting dial. As this seems to
be the only problem, I think I will live with it since the front dial only
use to set shutter speed in manual mode and it still work only some position
strike. It is better to wait until the production is more stable.
C.H.Ling
P.S. just added a few more shots of today:
http://www.glink.net.hk/~gallery/e10.htm
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Keefer" <Ric@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 8:01 PM
Subject: Re: [OM] Some E-10 Test shots
> C.H. - not a complaint. I thought the photos were very nice - I was
> wondering if they were film or digital.
>
> Too bad it is so expensive - would be fun to have for "everyday" use.
>
> Ric
>
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