On Wed, 15 Mar 2006, Bertil Holmberg wrote:
Here's a photo to compare it to the original Optio S. This still looks and
feels great but the image quality is inferior, of course.
Why inferior?
A couple of poor pictures that try to illustrate the stabilizer feature. Shot
in low light at f/2.8
About the SR test shots: Are they shot at the wide or at the long
end. If
wide, it's pretty good. If long, that's very impressive.
Sorry, I should have mentioned that; the first was shot wide (7.9mm)
and the second at 13.7mm (the long range is 23.7mm).
Here's a photo to compare it to
My original OptioS died a couple of weeks ago, leaving me without a
pocket sized camera.
I was anxious to try out the A10 as a replacement. I stopped by my
local camera store, thinking they would not have it yet, intending to
have them call me when they arrived.
Unfortunately, they were in in
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Subject: Re: Enablement: Optio A10
I can make a few initial observations. I like the way the camera's
controls and menus are organized. Pentax seems to have a found simple
approach to this that many of the manufacturers have missed.
The big LCD panel is very nice. I spent a few minutes
I expected it at the end of the month and was pleasantly surprised
when it appeared yesterday.
Here's a photo to compare it to the original Optio S. This still
looks and feels great but the image quality is inferior, of course.
But it does have a real view finder!
crowds
(Very freely after Arthur C. Clarke, or some other clever guy)
-Original Message-
From: Bertil Holmberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15. mars 2006 23:32
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Subject: Enablement: Optio A10
I expected it at the end of the month and was pleasantly
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