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Does it have video???????
Does it have video?
From what I have seen system cameras usually shoot better movies than videocameras in the same price range. The difference seem to be that you can shoot more film on a videocamera. If you just shoot short clips I think most system cameras are superior in quality.
Pretty much the same, ‘cept for a few less features to make it cost less. Such as buttons are not back-lit on the 600 and it has less art filters.
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I bought this because I have been an Olympus camera fan for over 20 years. I began with a 35mm film SLR – It was the best camera I have ever used, until now. This camera (E600) has a lot of features, which are pretty standard for a DSLR in this price range; being used to a totally manual film camera, I was a bit intimidated at first, but …
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how about the E600 ? l have it and never seen tutorial about it ?
at the price now you could get Nikon 7000. I still prefer the Olympus as there lens produce excellent photo quality. It’s also about the lens, not just the camera. So do your reviews on lens too
I have been using a Olympus E410 with same lens that this comes with, and invested in a 70-300. If you want to see the results of photo’s that I have taken go to my you tube and view my Tia Festival photo montage, there pretty impressive for old model. I actually bought a Canon D60 and yes it’s faster, but the lens are not as good, and quality of pictures. So I bought this one, and the results are even better then the E410! These lens are very good, so make sure you get the kit.
I have €350 olympus E 600, dropped it paid €200 to get repaired from Essex to portugal them back to Ireland, Mad, Olympus are sucks .
i’m thinking of getting a dslr. but i dunno whether to choose olympus e620 or nikon d5000. do u have any suggestions. ?
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The E600 was sold exclusively for QVS. I ahve one, but it is basically like the E620. Still a difficult camera to use, if you ask me. Good luck!
The E-600 was a special edition only sold on QVS. (I have one) It is basically the same as the E620. (you probably know this by now. )
I have not getting to use to using mine..very complicated, I think.
Description of Studio2 and Master2 has to be corrected.
Master2 is the basic one and Studio2 (trial version)
is the one with greater functions
i think about buying it, in a kit of two lenses and the battery grip.
the idea is to use it as a lightweight smallsize second/backup cam to my EOS 50D.
why i not what a 1000d or a 550d? well, i think there are some intressing lenses by zuiko that enrich my gear and it can remote wireless flashes (less equitment to carry)
can u imagine that it is a good camera for a nearly (semi)professional photographer, as an addition to an heavy big eos 50d?
How does this compare to the Canon 550D ?
I got it and I must tell you: it feels extraordinary stable. Just don’t force it too much. I was skeptic as well..
I bought the double kit lenses and it serves the purpose pretty much. I suggest you to go for the double kit if you didn’t buy it already.
The E-600 is an American territory only. It gets you 3 filters only and it lacks in some stuff I can’t recall at the moment.
It should shoot video. The D5000 and T1i do.
I have a question;
Is it possible to apply art filters and monotone picture mode at the same time, thus for example; taking a picture that applies both the soft filter and sepia monotone pricture mode.
would you recommend the olympus E620 or the Canon 550d? I prefer to take portaits and low light scenes… and i prefer the to have video reccording. However, i am REALLY BIG on the art filters. I love the b&w feature and effects of cross processing. I was wondering I you can do some retouching IN-CAMERA in the canon? Or can you only do it in post-production? cheers.
having owned canon and nikon’s in the past.. i sold them all and switched to olympus