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thomasneo
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Please help.
Which is the one to buy.
Considering power consupmtion and image quality.
Which is the one to buy.
Considering power consupmtion and image quality.
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Randy K
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http://www.dcresource.com/Nikon_vs_Olympus/index.htmlPlease help.
Which is the one to buy.
Considering power consupmtion and image quality.
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Karl in MD.
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I recently bought a Nikon 950. With NiMh batteries, power consumption is basically irrelevant. Get two sets of batteries and alternate. Here's a goodPlease help.
Which is the one to buy.
Considering power consupmtion and image quality.
online source:
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/batteries.htm
However, the Nikon has big problems with the flash, which is that it washes out everything closer than six feet. Close up flash shots are unusable.
You should go to a camera store with both the Olympus and the Nikon and test this yourself. It doesn't take long and you can use the LCD to evaluate
them. I know the Olympus D-500 did not have this problem - fantastic fill flash abilities. So maybe the C2000 is good
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Randy K
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I beg to differ!
I've done macro shots with the built in flash and they are not washed out.
Try changing your metering settings. It seemed to work for me.
I've done macro shots with the built in flash and they are not washed out.
Try changing your metering settings. It seemed to work for me.
I recently bought a Nikon 950. With NiMh batteries, power consumption isPlease help.
Which is the one to buy.
Considering power consupmtion and image quality.
basically irrelevant. Get two sets of batteries and alternate. Here's a
good
online source:
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/batteries.htm
However, the Nikon has big problems with the flash, which is that it
washes out everything closer than six feet. Close up flash shots are
unusable.
You should go to a camera store with both the Olympus and the Nikon and
test this yourself. It doesn't take long and you can use the LCD to
evaluate
them. I know the Olympus D-500 did not have this problem - fantastic fill
flash abilities. So maybe the C2000 is good
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Rinus
Guest
I have no problems with my 950 either.
I shot as close as 12" with the flash in P mode and the focus at Macro.
Rinus
I shot as close as 12" with the flash in P mode and the focus at Macro.
Rinus
I recently bought a Nikon 950. With NiMh batteries, power consumption isPlease help.
Which is the one to buy.
Considering power consupmtion and image quality.
basically irrelevant. Get two sets of batteries and alternate. Here's a
good
online source:
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/batteries.htm
However, the Nikon has big problems with the flash, which is that it
washes out everything closer than six feet. Close up flash shots are
unusable.
You should go to a camera store with both the Olympus and the Nikon and
test this yourself. It doesn't take long and you can use the LCD to
evaluate
them. I know the Olympus D-500 did not have this problem - fantastic fill
flash abilities. So maybe the C2000 is good
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