"The biggest pains is to reorient the pics????" This is the first time I
heard such argument :-) You don't use film scanner, right? You scan your
pict with flatbed and put the prints in right direction before scan? A
camera is buy to use, if you are satisfy with it you don't need to care
whether it is volatile (in price) or not. The used MF and 35mm film gears
also has big price drop and very slow moving here too.
C.H.Ling
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> >
>
> Seriously... A digital SLR would be great.. but right now, the market
> is WAY too volatile.. I'd seriously consider it though, since that
> would still make me a Zuikoholic.. ;-)
>
> The E-1 does not have an orientation sensor??? That's HORRIBLE!! One
> of the biggest pains in the rear I have found is having to reorient pics..
>
> The pics look smooth and noiseless to me, as to a lot of magazines
> who've pretested it.. What is the complaints? Also, it seems the new
> Zuiko's have solved the CA problems..
>
> Albert
>
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