John Palmer wrote:
>
> Mike Veglia waxes lyrical:
>
> <big snip>
> One thing I hate with auto-everything cameras is sluggish response. It
> takes a while fron pressing the button to getting the shot. How is the
> E-10 for this? If you're shooting action even a short delay means
> you've missed it. Is the zoom power-only? You said it had a Zuiko feel
> so presumably there is something you can actually push.
>
The response time quoted is 60ms, someone said it was around 55!
faster than many mechanical SLR!
> Do you know what "film speeds" it shoots at, and what image quality is
> like at the fast end?
>
The slowest one in E-10 is ISO80. But you can check:
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/E10/E10A.HTM
It mentioned the performance of E-10 at ISO320 was also very good.
> The image files will be pretty big - can you get enough on-board
> storage for a decent batch of shots?
>
The price of memory card dropped very fast, I bought a 32MB early this
year, now with the same money I can buy a 64MB. May be next year I can
get a 128MB at the same price.
> And don't anybody say the word "battery"!
>
Yes, you will need some spare batteries, but they can be re-charge, no
big deal.
C.H.Ling
(eagerly waiting for the E-10 for snap and fun, but still fine tuning
my OM system, just got two small Zuikos (28/3.5, 135/3.5) as I don't
like the 28/2, 28/2.8 and 135/2.8 that I have.
>..........
>
> John in England (not raining but it was recently and will be soon)
>
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