Reviews written by Andrea Mangoni

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Olympus E-1

Pros: Ergonomics fabulous, simple controls, good color rendering and especially of the complexion, Kodak sensor, silent shutter, weather sealing, sturdy body, now low price, anti-dust system.

Cons: hardly usable above ISO 400 due to noise, high weight (though with battery grip), sensors alone 5mpx.

Opinion: One of the "manual" digital cameras. Extremely sturdy, well-tropical conditions, can survive without a shot being fired in a flight of four feet falling on the ground. The opposite is the strength given by the weight when used with the battery grip. The Kodak sensor offers beautiful colors and especially to his best in the flesh tones. The ergonomics are superb, fell into the hands wonderfully well, and with the battery grip is even better. Unfortunately suffers tremendamende at a higher ISO to 400. Personally, I try to only use it at ISO 100 or 200 (so obvious with long exposures, tripod and remote shutter release). The price really makes it readily accessible to all and remains constant for years. Whip the JPG respectable, perfectly usable. A car that, as he said Tonino, could easily be used by anyone who wants to "learn from below" to use a digital SLR.

sent on November 15, 2014