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Saturday Jul 17, 2010
Go to http://tiger.tv/more_info/?754 for more information. It is not always easy to use an optical viewfinder — in a crowd you can’t see over the heads of those around you, and low angle close-ups can be hard to reach. With the E-510, you have another option – use the Live-View LCD screen to preview and review photos. And you’ll see the screen with amazing clarity from almost any angle. The high-resolution, 2.5″ HyperCrystal™ LCD screen (230,000 pixels) means you can compose your shots easily, even outside in sunlight.
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Sunday Jun 27, 2010
It is not always easy to use an optical viewfinder — in a crowd you can’t see over the heads of those around you, and low angle close-ups can be hard to reach. With the E-510, you have another option – use the Live-View LCD screen to preview and review photos. And you’ll see the screen with amazing clarity from almost any angle. The high-resolution, 2.5″ HyperCrystal™ LCD screen (230,000 pixels) means you can compose your shots easily, even outside in sunlight.
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Sunday Apr 25, 2010
Designed to give photographers better image quality, the E-510 from Olympus takes over the role of the E-500 and provides you with superior quality performances, notably thanks to its large sensor and double image stabilisation system. Elected “Best Consumer Camera” by the EISA (European Imaging and Sound Association) for 2007-2008, the E-510 delivers images that are rich in colour and detail, thanks to its 10-megapixel Live MOS sensor. Meanwhile, its TruePic III image processor impressively processes sound and makes sure that images are extremely realistic with their colours, definition and contrast. With its large 2.5″ HyperCrystal screen and Live View function, you can frame your photos directly on its screen without needing to use the viewfinder, and following the example of its predecessor, the E-510 comes with a supersonic wave filter (SSWF) to solve the problem of dust, a weakness for which traditional interchangeable lens reflex cameras are known for. From the point of view of user friendliness, the E-510 retains the same compact format and is very easy to handle, offering numerous predefined scene modes that are adapted to most situations. At the same time, its manual controls give you the possibility of adding your own personal style. The E-510 is also compatible with different memory card formats, making it even more enjoyable to use, and is supplied with 2 lenses; the 14-42 mm 1:3.5-5.6 lens offers a 3x optical zoom and is designed to meet your needs in most photo situations, while the 40-150mm 1:4.0-5.6 lens is more specifically designed for sports or portrait photographers and comes with a 3.8x optical zoom. Suitable for use by both beginners and professionals, the E-510 successfully combines all the know-how of Olympus and yet again confirms the manufacturer’s commitment to the search for a 100% perfect camera.
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Sunday Apr 4, 2010
part of the photographs Jon Pálmason taken in Iceland
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Camera: Olympus E-510
Go to http://tiger.tv/more_info/?754 for more information. It is not always easy to use an optical viewfinder — in a crowd you can’t see over the heads of those around you, and low angle close-ups can be hard to reach. With the E-510, you have another option – use the Live-View LCD screen to preview and review photos. And you’ll see the screen with amazing clarity from almost any angle. The high-resolution, 2.5″ HyperCrystal™ LCD screen (230,000 pixels) means you can compose your shots easily, even outside in sunlight.
Whipsnade Animal park – my first wildlife photos with Olympus 
It is not always easy to use an optical viewfinder — in a crowd you can’t see over the heads of those around you, and low angle close-ups can be hard to reach. With the 
me demoing the IS function on the 510.
Another video.
Video showing how to mount the MacroLights on an Olympus 
Jón Pálma photographs Slide Show part of the photographs Jon Pálmason taken in Iceland 
Designed to give photographers better image quality, the 
part of the photographs Jon Pálmason taken in Iceland
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