Hmm, perhaps I just have lower standards, but I like the bokeh of the E-20.
Here's a couple quick examples:
http://www.scalesfamily.com/Tom/F20020901I/p9010534.jpg
http://www.scalesfamily.com/Tom/F20020901I/p9010517.jpg
http://www.scalesfamily.com/Tom/F20020901I/p9010534.jpg
I picked these almost at random, but there are a lot of other examples. I
even shot these in program mode, but could have had better control in
aperture preferred mode.
Tom
> Yes, unable to isolate the background create lots of trouble in the
> situation where you cannot freely select the background. There is also
> a problem for the small CCD, it makes the focal length very short and
> the passive AF does not work well. Like in E10/20, the focusing at the
> wide end is always a problem, the error rate is very high and manual
> focus at the wide end is difficult too.
>
> C.H.Ling
>
> "Richard F. Man" wrote:
>
> >
> > Of the above, the biggie is the lack of DOF. I hate everything is in
focus
> > look of the digi-shots....
> >
> > To add to that, unless it is an interchangeable lens system, you don't
get
> > the choice of the prime lens to get the fast speed or special feature.
> >
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