hey guys, anyone know where to buy the Epson P-2000/4000 photo hard drive? how much is it? generally, (if u own one), do you find it worthwhile to buy? The owner of Luminous-Landscape.com uses it, so it should be good?
tomcat said:P2000 everywhere also have eg. Cathay Photo, South Asia Computers, Parisilk Electronics, etc. Not difficult to find at all. Really.
The Epson P2000/4000 has the best LCD screen display and is preferred by professionals for previewing downloaded images because of this. Nothing currently in the market even comes near. Even when zoom in to the max also cannot see pixellation.
I don't have either of these cameras so can't confirm personally. But the review in The Luminous Landscape said that RAW files of 1Ds MK II are supported even though it is not in the documentation. In any case, the firmware is user upgradeable and Epson would release firmware upgrades regularly to support the newer DSLRs that are launched.destiny_star said:but can the photos be viewed if it's more than 8MP, say for cams like D2X or 1DsMKII?
tomcat said:I don't have either of these cameras so can't confirm personally. But the review in The Luminous Landscape said that RAW files of 1Ds MK II are supported even though it is not in the documentation. In any case, the firmware is user upgradeable and Epson would release firmware upgrades regularly to support the newer DSLRs that are launched.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/accessories/P-2000.shtml
tomcat said:Cheapest price I got a couple of months back was $790 before GST cash from Parisilk.
The only difference between P2000 and P4000 is in the HDD size and of course the price.seanlim said:is the p4000 better?
tomcat said:The only difference between P2000 and P4000 is in the HDD size and of course the price.
P4000 has a 80G HDD compared to 40G HDD in the P2000.
I use my Epson P2000 for music and movies too. The mp3 songs that I downloaded into the P2000 sound quite good to me though they probably would be better in the Creative Zen Vision. DivX movies also play back very well on it. The menu system is a bit clunky and unsophisticated but the picture quality of the LCD screen to truely to-die-for and unbeatable and more than makes up for it.rafiano said:i think the creative zen vision is for a different market...more to the music + pic+ files user, whereas the epson's is solely for photographers..am i right?