What is an UZI?

As I recall, the original nick was DUZIS (for D*igital U*ltra*Z*oom I*mage S*tabilized), but since there was so much talk about the IS system, it became ISI (izzy) or DISI. Later, after the first battles for DISI supremacy, it became the TISI ( T*he I*mage S*tabilized).
Since when? - as far as I know the nickname came from this forum
and it was for the C2100UZ - UZI = U*ltra*Z*oom I*mage stabilized.

I thought the C7xx were the NoiZI ;-) LOL
 
Since when? - as far as I know the nickname came from this forum
and it was for the C2100UZ - UZI = U*ltra*Z*oom I*mage stabilized.

I thought the C7xx were the NoiZI ;-) LOL
...and/or derived from the pronunciationz..."See-2100 you-zee", then "See-2100 oo-zee"...
...you zee?...
newbzy
...PS...zbut I knowz nuthin from thez C-7xx'z
 
Duh! I think if you actually read my post you'll see that I am well aware of the existence of a machine gun by that name - it was the camera I was curious about. My question has been more than eloquently answered by many posters, thank you.

Richard
James
Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
 
Us colonials say " ZED" Our southern neighbours " ZEE".
(U)ltra and (Z)oom = UZI.
Bob
Elliot Lake, Ontario.
Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
 
Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
We colonials say U "Zed".
Our southern neighbours say U "Zee".
U ZEE = uzi.
And both point and shoot effectively
--
Bob Helman
 
Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
Leave it to all you fanatical UZI owners to take what should have been a 1 answer thread and turn it into a 30+ thread! Haha :-)

There is absolulely no malice in this post whatsoever (disclaimer is needed here because of all the dust kicked up over the last few weeks), I just am making an observation. Heck I'm as fanatical as you guys and gals with my Apple Macintosh!
Steve C.
--

Proudly shooting with an Olympus c4040
 
This is an EZI



Just in case ya come across an EZI post & don't know what they're talkin about...LOL... In actuality it's the Model E100rs that shares much with "Our" beloved Uzi/C2100uz... Biggest differences being 1.4mp progressive scan CCD that shoots 15fps max as well as 7.5fps & 3 fps....No camera on the planet to date comes close in FrameRate.. The Uzi is 2mp interlaced ccd & a paltry 2.5fps. But the most important parts are Identical...The 10x, optical, Image Stabilized, zoom lens...which they share with the Canon Pro90IS. Not the highest rez machines around but with that 10x "IS" lens you can get more of the subject to fill the frame & end up with the same or better rez than higher mp cameras with the average norm 3x lenses that have been cropped.... & now more of the other camera companies are combining higher rez with up to 7x lenses which get the same or better rez but without the "IS" handholding becomes more of a difficulty factor in anything but the brightest light... Unfortunately both these cameras were introduced almost 2 years ago @ $1000+ & didn't sell till the price got down to the $500 range. Then they sold like hotcakes & obtained near cult status. Especially the Uzi & especially here. They're both discontinued & getting near impossible to find new.... But used & refirbs are slightly easier to come by.....
Richard

Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
--
JenniferZ
C2100uz, D40z
http://www.littleflurry.com
--
'Happy Shootin' !!!
'UZ'P'Shoot'ERS'

http://www.pbase.com/rrawzz http://www.pbase.com/uzgroup/root http://www.pbase.com/otfgallery/uzpshooter

Me & My UZI, Strollin Down The Avenue. Me & My UZI, Focusin On Somethin New. To 'UZe' Or Not To 'UZe'? That 'IS' The Question. c2100uz/e100rs (in that order) & a B-300 & C-210 (in that order)

 
Pardon my redundancy.... I shoulda known Adam had this covered much more thoroughly than I.... But at least My pic covered what he was remiss with in his reply....LOL
I gotta remember to at least check Adams replies pryor to adding my own...
My sincerest appologies!!!


Just
in case ya come across an EZI post & don't know what they're talkin
about...LOL... In actuality it's the Model E100rs that shares much
with "Our" beloved Uzi/C2100uz... Biggest differences being 1.4mp
progressive scan CCD that shoots 15fps max as well as 7.5fps & 3
fps....No camera on the planet to date comes close in FrameRate..
The Uzi is 2mp interlaced ccd & a paltry 2.5fps. But the most
important parts are Identical...The 10x, optical, Image Stabilized,
zoom lens...which they share with the Canon Pro90IS. Not the
highest rez machines around but with that 10x "IS" lens you can get
more of the subject to fill the frame & end up with the same or
better rez than higher mp cameras with the average norm 3x lenses
that have been cropped.... & now more of the other camera companies
are combining higher rez with up to 7x lenses which get the same or
better rez but without the "IS" handholding becomes more of a
difficulty factor in anything but the brightest light...
Unfortunately both these cameras were introduced almost 2 years ago
@ $1000+ & didn't sell till the price got down to the $500 range.
Then they sold like hotcakes & obtained near cult status.
Especially the Uzi & especially here. They're both discontinued &
getting near impossible to find new.... But used & refirbs are
slightly easier to come by.....
Richard

Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
--
JenniferZ
C2100uz, D40z
http://www.littleflurry.com
--
'Happy Shootin' !!!
'UZ'P'Shoot'ERS'
http://www.pbase.com/rrawzz http://www.pbase.com/uzgroup/root
http://www.pbase.com/otfgallery/uzpshooter
Me & My UZI, Strollin Down The Avenue. Me & My UZI, Focusin On
Somethin New. To 'UZe' Or Not To 'UZe'? That 'IS' The Question.
c2100uz/e100rs (in that order) & a B-300 & C-210 (in that order)

--
'Happy Shootin' !!!
'UZ'P'Shoot'ERS'

http://www.pbase.com/rrawzz http://www.pbase.com/uzgroup/root http://www.pbase.com/otfgallery/uzpshooter

Me & My UZI, Strollin Down The Avenue. Me & My UZI, Focusin On Somethin New. To 'UZe' Or Not To 'UZe'? That 'IS' The Question. c2100uz/e100rs (in that order) & a B-300 & C-210 (in that order)

 
Hi, I am new to this forum, (coupla days only really) and am
puzzled at folks references to an UZI. The only device by such a
name that I know of is a machine gun but I'm sure that does not
apply here! Can someone please enlighten me.
Richard
Vancouver, British Columbia
Olympus C-720 UZ
Richard.. UZI is a rather hip description of the Olympus C2100 UZ (ultra zoom). Pretty simple, but in that the camera is no longer available, and those of us who were fortunate enough to latch onto one before Olympus decided it was too packed with good stuff to continue to produce at the price for which it sold refer to it as a 'UZI.' Kate, Boston
 

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