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10,055 actuations = 293 rolls of 36 exposure film or 418 roll of 24 exposure...Thank goodness for digital!!! :)

This is the link in the email I got from Olympus.

http://www.olympusamerica.com/crm/sp/Olympus_lens_rebate_May-July2009.pdf

Received email from Olympus about 2 lens rebates going on.

Get a $150 mail-in rebate on the fast-focusing 50-200mm SWD lens. Or, save $75 on the light weight, long-reach 70-300mm with macro. Get...

Amazon.com has it for $283 and $278 from some of it's "partners" like 17th street photo which I have never heard of.

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I have to wait to get home to give the details. Pretty sure it was the 40-150 since I was shooting across a lake at one point. Taken at...

I was going through the menus on my E500 yesterday and did not see a sharpness setting. Which menu is this under and what is the actual name? I have the noise filter turned off as well.

E500 50mm f2.0 1/3200 iso 100

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Messing around with some depth of field with my E500 50MM f2. These were taken in a park in Battery City NYC July 2007.

E500 50MM f2.0 Lens 1/400 @ f3.5 ISO 100...

Since we are on the subject....My dad makes pepper mills, cutting boards, serving trays etc.
For Christmas we got him a light shed to help him take product photos. This helps to soften the light....

You should pick up a UV filter as it will help protect your lens from scratches. If you crack the filter you are out a few bucks vs a new lens.

First of all "You lucky SOB!!!" Being a Giants fan I wish I was going. I have used my E500 down to the low 30s without any issues. but -5 in GB could be a whole different world. Please let us know...

My daughter did some glamor shots last year and the guy was using an Olympus E-330 with a 14-54mm f/2.8-3.5 and 2 remote strobes for the whole thing and the pictures were stunning.

For anyone in the NYC area...Camera Land (575 Lexington Ave - www.cameralandny.com ) is having a Demo event for the E-3 on Friday 11/16. I would guess that this will be happening in other cities as...

Welcome...just check the buying section on this forum to check out some of those retailers...you might save some $ but run into lots of issues.

I was trying to justify swapping my E500 for an E510 but now with the E3 :D Of course I could get 2 E510 for the price of the E3 body :(

http://www.olympusamerica.com/e3/?EMC=e3#lt

Looks pretty tight! Love the swivel display like camcorders have! 10.1 MP, Live View, 11 point AF and In body image stability...MSRP $1700 for the body

Ritz Camera still has it listed as do a bunch of other sites...
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I mentioned a few weeks ago that Pop Photo did a test on the E-510. It is online now if you want to check it out.

http://www.popphoto.com/cameras/4380/camera-test-olympus-e-510.html

Well I think that pretty much sums up how asinine this thread has gotten. Later dude and enjoy your little fantasy world. I like living in the real world where many things have improved and changed...

Of course "we" shoot what "we" see (who ever "we" are) because "our" viewfinder is about the same size and the sensor (I think the 500 is at about 98% of the sensor size) so "we" are seeing the same...

From Olympus' home page...

Oh high and mighty one please define ""authorized" 4/3rds lens". :rolleyes: I have 3 Olympus lenses made by Olympus for exclusive use on my Olympus 4/3 camera and they all CROP the image. Not sure...

That is the main thing Razr is not getting...the term cropping applies for 4/3 cameras...Here is an example...Sigma makes an 18-50 zoom lens that has AF mounts for Sigma, Sony/Konica-Minolta, Nikon,...

Very true...This is how I look at it. Let's say I have a Nikon FILM camera and I mount a lens on it and the lens says 50MM on it and I take a picture of a flower. Then I take that lens off and mount...

Popular Photo has a review on the 1400 in this months issue but I have not read it yet. When I get home I will see if they make any mention of what you are looking for. Or you can peek at the article...