Vol 14. of Impress Digital Camera Magazine
Published Dec 16, 1999
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dpreview staff
Impress
Digital Camera magazine is published in Japanese, they always setup a
website for their readers to view images discussed in the printed magazine.
Issue fourteen has just been released along with sample images from many
new cameras including the Oly C2020Z, Minolta RD3000, Kodak DCS330, Epson
CP800S, Ricoh RDC5300 and others. There are also three pages of image
comparisons of the same scene shot with different cameras.
Here's a quick translation of links:
- Front
page
Individual camera samples
- Olympus
C-2020ZOOM
- Minolta
RD3000
- Toshiba
Allegretto M40
- Toshiba
Allegretto M5
- Kodak
DCS330
- Fuji
FinePix1200
- Ricoh
RDC-5300
- Sanyo
DSC-X200
- Olympus
C-920ZOOM
- Epson
CP-800S
Use of add-on lenses and filters on digital
cameras
- Telephoto
& Wide Angle (Olympus C-2500L, Nikon
Coolpix 950, Casio QV-8000SX)
- Macro
lens (Olympus C-2500L, Casio QV-8000SX, Sony
DSC-F505, Kodak DC290)
- ND
filter (Olympus C2020Z, Olympus C2000Z, Olympus
C1400L)
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Polarising filter (Olympus C-2500L)
- Software
filters / Photoshop (Olympus C1400L)
- Cross
filter (Olympus C2000Z)
Comparisons of Fuji MX1700,
Oly C920Z, Canon S10,
Nikon Coolpix 800, Kodak D280J, Casio QV2000UX, Ricoh RDC-5300
- Snapshot
picture
- Night
view
- Distant
view
Special Report
- Nikon
D1 vs. Nikon F5
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