Posts Tagged ‘olympus’
A few weeks back, I got an email from Sony representatives asking if I would like to be part of their outreach program. In return, I get to use Sony lenses and cameras for a few months.
Fast forward to this afternoon, I finally have the awesome Nex-7 on my hands!
Read MoreWoke up to a lot of chatter about Olympus releasing a digital version of the OM SLR cameras.
My first encounter with the OM came was some time in 2009 when I was buying some film for my Nikon F2 Photomic. This dude beside me had the Olympus OM-1 and that thing was quite a beauty and reminded me of the Nikon FM2.
Fast forward three years later and we have news of the digital OM camera.
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When my mom asked me to help choose a camera (and chip in some funds as well) for my dad to bring for his upcoming holiday, I started looking around for options.
While cameras like the Canon S100 and Fujiflm X10 makes total sense, my dad dropped the bomb on me (and my wallet) saying that he would like an EVIL camera and a long lens instead of compact cameras.
He doesn't even know what does EVIL stands for.
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I have never owned an Electronic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens (EVIL) camera until the folks at Sony came along and asked if I am interested to do a review of the Sony Nex C3.
I did have some hands on with the Olympus EP-3 (and EP-2) and the Fuji X-100 prior to this and was feeling quite good about comparing the Nex C3 to them.
That plan, however, went down the drain when I realized that all other big boys like DPreview and Digital Photographer School already wrote excellent reviews about the camera.
Therefore it was really pointless to write a matter of fact review and I decided to take a different angle when writing this entry.
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To be honest with you, it ain't easy to vote at all. The nominees for T3's camera of the year are:
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