> the
> E-1 is just as big, or at least it looks it.
Some specs on this: 104x104x81mm, 660g. For comparison, OM4T is 136x85x50,
510g. With the 28-108/35-80 lenses mounted, the E1 is lighter, narrower, has
more zoom on the long end, is about (guessing based on pics) 15mm longer,
and loses 1/3 of a stop (I think, though my math may be wrong there). Oh,
and it's weathersealed, for what that's worth.
and vs other cameras:
Canon EOS-10D Canon EF 28 - 70 2.8 44.8-112mm 1692 g (3.7 lb)
Olympus E-1 Olympus 14 - 54 2.8-F3.5 28-108mm 1174 g (2.6 lb)
Nikon D100 Nikkor 28 - 70 2.8 42-105mm 1520 g (3.4 lb)
Another other bit I noticed; the viewfinder has an internal shutter to stop
light getting in by that route for long exposures. Cute.
-- dan
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