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I can't believe how many are falling for this. If Olympus trust company secrets to someone so obviously illiterate and unstable then God help them.
 
I work for Olympus, so I am really getting a kick out of most of these replies. Some of you guys are very good at making it sound like you know what you are talking about.

But trust me. You dont.

I think you just want to make yourself sound smart, when in reality you dont know what you are talking about. This is how bad info gets passed around. If you dont know about the topic. Dont make yourself sound like you do.

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There is NOTHING in this thread that could cost anyone his job.

No secret info has been leaked...the only thing NEW about this thread is that the E1 replacement as been alluded to. Up until now, the rumor was that a pro-sumer was being released first.

James...another thing, are you suggesting that your teenager logged in under your account and posted thes thread? Is taht waht you are suggesting?

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Life is like a roll of TOILET PAPER; the closer you get to the end, the faster it goes.
 
Most of my work is for Uncle Sugar but that does not mean I know which country is getting bombed next. THAT I would like to speculate on tho.....
 
ok, take that:

E-3

pre announcement PMA 2006, announcement incl. specs at Photokina 2006, available 10/2006
  • Body incl. hand grip
  • weathersealed, no flash included.
  • SSWF
  • no external WB sensor
  • Olympus AV stabilisation system (moving sensor)
  • optical prsim viewfinder (100%, 0,95x, interchangeable screens)
  • mulitcolor status display
  • small multicolor 80x60px dot matric display in right bottom corner of viewfinder (useable for histogramm or other data)
  • 1200 segment matrix metering (-> provides data for live histogram)
  • 5 AF points
  • 3fps / 6fps (at 4064x3048 interlaced) (buffer size unknown yet)
  • 4064x3048px Panasonic 4/3 CCD Sensor, ISO 100-800, ISO 50 and ISO 1600 / 3200 optional
  • "ultra bright" 2,2" tiltable display 127.000px (RGB color!)
  • mirror lock up and optional live preview on display (max. 8 minutes)
  • WLAN and GPS adapter optional
  • supports compressed RAW files
  • battery lifetime > 900 shots (BLM-1)
  • 3800 $
;-)
 
Theresa, me too! I just spent the last couple of days cleaning my house. We rearranged the kids rooms, and took out enough stuff to fill two pick up truck loads

Then, yesterday, I did my closet!! That was a whole nother pick up truck load!!!

I will pay whatever they ask if it cleans my house
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PaulyOly said:
Which just makes it even more far fetched. Every knows teenagers
are to busy doing drugs and stealing things.
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When I was a teenager I hided in buissness meetings and hacked computers to post dubios news about professinal camera equippment in online communities almost every day ;-)
 
will probably go hand in hand. Didn't you know that?
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Good shooting...

Ben



 
Or is it yet another speculation? Your post sounded serious though...
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Thanks,
E-500, 14-45, 40-150, FL-36 flash
 
MilSuper said:
Go back to sleep Ben.
We'll wake you for the incontrovertible news.
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It depends, maybe Ben's dealer will assume he will buy the next Olympus E-xxxx and already has the order form filled out minus the final price and the name of the camera :-)
 
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