Tom
Thanks for your very prompt reply. Because of the large number of models
and their variation from place to place I thought I should be more
precise. The one I am thinking about has the 28-110 lens with 5 groups.
Trevor Urlwin
At 09:19 12/04/01 -0500, you wrote:
I don't think you've upset anyone <g>. We all like the IS series; I have an
IS-3 myself. Pretty much anything is a good question here.
If I remember correctly, the IS-300 is the IS-30, so in the same line as the
IS-10. The IS-3000 and IS-3 are the same camera. OK, minor differences
(IS-3000 does FP flash, IS-3 doesn't?).
Anyone want to confirm that?
Not sure why Olympus had to make it so confusing.
Tom
> I realize that I may upset some of the serious Zuiko people, but this
> enquiry about the iS-10 etc has made me confident enough to raise the
subject.
>
> Has any one done any tests of the optical quality of the model sold in
Hong
> Kong as the iS300. I think this is sold in the US as iS3, but I am not
sure.
>
> Trevor Urlwin
>
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