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Olympus has today unveild E-3 in Korea.

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Great news!

Obviously this is not what the production lens looks like the see through is just to show off the new supersonic silent focus SWM motor.

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'The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls' (Paul Simon, The Sound of Silence)

E I, E 5OO, E 3OO, fourteen-54, 5O f2.0 macro, 40-15O f4.5, 5O-2OO Ec-I4
 
Looks small to me. Can't judge from this pic - is the camera big or is the woman really small? In the other pics the camera looks fairly compact.
 
Does that look like a built-in pop-up flash to you?
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Canon PowerShot S1 IS, Raynox DCR250 Macro Lens, Underwater Case, Polarizer Filter
Canon PowerShot S70
Canon PowerShot S30 (deceased 2007), a60 (deceased 2004)
http://www.d.hoen.ca/pics/
 
Probably easier than weatherproofing the articulating LCD, but more dangerous due to the 330V capacitor required to power the flash.
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Canon PowerShot S1 IS, Raynox DCR250 Macro Lens, Underwater Case, Polarizer Filter
Canon PowerShot S70
Canon PowerShot S30 (deceased 2007), a60 (deceased 2004)
http://www.d.hoen.ca/pics/
 
charliedid said:
Actually looks smallish to me and I like the translucent lens.....why
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Uh... Very bad contrast from a translucent lens.

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Canon PowerShot S1 IS, Raynox DCR250 Macro Lens, Underwater Case, Polarizer Filter
Canon PowerShot S70
Canon PowerShot S30 (deceased 2007), a60 (deceased 2004)
http://www.d.hoen.ca/pics/
 
I suspect that both buttons are programmable and were therefore labelled "FN", and that the label on one of them was changed to "IS" to reflect the default function and to reduce confusion. There's also a third "FN" button on the vertical grip, which I would assume will perform the same function as the "FN" at the top.
 
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