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Hi guys,
I currently have a E420 and i'm enjoying every min of it. I travel quite abit so i really enjoy the small camera size of the E420. However, i like something that is weather sealed so i can take pictures in snow or rain... Should i get it now or should i wait for the upcoming oly dslr? Also, where is a good place to get it? Thanks. |
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If you think you cannot resist...just get it ![]() I got mine at Alan photo at 1800 with all the freebies included.
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1800? When was that, recently? And you mean the battery grip & 8GB CF card as freebies? Because I want to get it too, and was already wondering if I could bargain a bit
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Just the body alone. I think at that point of time I can't bargain. Cos Comex was selling at 2600 and Alanphoto was selling at 1800.
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http://www.alanphoto.com.sg/pdf/OlympusPromo.pdf |
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I wonder how much of a difference between the E3 and the tweener. I'm going to Sapporo this dec and will be cold and probably wet too. Can the E420 stand the weather? My recent trip to JBP was bad. It rained and my E420 had rain splash on it and luckily it still working.
So hopefully the tweener is really much better than the E-3 and weather sealed. |
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for business
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I'll say wait and see, since you still have the E-420 to shoot with. If I don't have any camera, I'll probably go with the E-3. Wonderful camera which I probably wouldn't change in the years to come. ![]()
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Creative control? what is that? |
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I really don't know... That's what they said.
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Does this turn you on, baby? ![]() ![]()
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eh, I saw ur cam without the hotshoe cover?
isnt it advisable to have one? to prevent short circuit or somthng like dat? ![]() |
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In any case, I think my previous C5050 and E510 had been exposed to some light snow and light drizzle and it has not been a problem. But I would not subject these 2 same cameras to a heavy rain and allow THAT much water to fall on the camera like what I have done with the E3. The great thing about the E3 is that it gives me confidence...a lot of confidence. I dun feel like I have to take care of my camera or worry about the well-being of my camera when I am out shooting in inclement weather. With a coat or raincoat on, my camera can hang outside and I can focus on my shooting. The only thing I take care of is to use my hood and point the lens down so that my filter does not get water droplets on it which can then affect image quality.
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