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tririverphoto
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Posted: Fri May 6th, 2005 03:38 pm |
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I just purchased an Olympus Evolt and have been nothng but impressed. I was wondering if there were any other Evolt owners out there?
- Craig
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admin
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Posted: Sat May 7th, 2005 03:38 am |
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| Craig - post some photos - its a great system
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tririverphoto
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Posted: Wed May 11th, 2005 06:00 pm |
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Please keep in mind that these images are saved for website use - they are not top quality.
Olympus EVOLT E300, 40 - 150mm Zuiko lens
Olympus EVOLT E300, 40 - 150mm Zuiko lens
Olympus EVOLT E300, 15-45mm Zuiko lens
Olympus EVOLT E300, 15-45mm Zuiko lens
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PaulColeman
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Posted: Thu May 12th, 2005 07:20 am |
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Those pictures are great, do you have a website?
http://www.Photography-Sales.com
Last edited on Thu May 12th, 2005 07:20 am by PaulColeman
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tririverphoto
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Posted: Thu May 12th, 2005 02:43 pm |
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| Thanks for the compliment regarding the pictures. I do have a website - http://www.tririverphoto.com. Check it out and let me know what you think. Last edited on Fri May 13th, 2005 08:00 pm by tririverphoto
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leeds
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Posted: Fri Jul 15th, 2005 09:36 am |
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Hi there
I have just purchased an Evolt camera by Olympus...I'm hoping you can help or offer some advice to a newbie.
I keep getting blurred photos, no matter what I set the camera to.
To play safe, I originally set the cameras settings to Auto, but even then I am unable to get a satisfactory photo....each one comes out blurred.
I have tried pressing the photo button halfway down so that it auto focuses (is the view through the viewfinder supposed to change?)...nothing happens??
I was expecting the view in the view finder to become clear??
Please can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Many Thanks in Advance
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Posted: Fri Jul 15th, 2005 11:36 am |
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have you tried manually foucssing ? if this works then the lens itself is ok - i am not familiar witht he evolt but many cameras have different areas of focus in autofocus - see if you can set it to a point foucs as opposed to a wide area focus - then focus on a single object close far middle distance etc - set the focus to wide area do the same with largish objects - be systematic - if none comes into focus in the view finder doing any of these (try more than once) - take it back to your dealer it may have a fault with it
remember auto focus is usually achieved by pressing the shutter button halfway down - as you described
good luck
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