One of the smallest and lightest D-SLRs with Live Preview in the world, the E-410 gives photographers a decisive advantage. Matched with a range of ultra-compact lenses, this... more
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Olympus - E-410
Only a few months after the introduction of the revolutionary E-400 to the world of
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digital SLR photography, Olympus has launched its successor, the E-410, which comes equipped with a new sensor, a TruePic III image processor and a Live View function. ...
digital SLR photography, Olympus would like to present its successor, the E-410, which comes equipped with a new sensor, a TruePic III image processor and a Live View f...
digital SLR photography, Olympus would like to present its successor, the E-410, which comes equipped with a new sensor, a TruePic III image processor and a Live View f...
digital SLR photography, Olympus would like to present its successor, the E-410, which comes equipped with a new sensor, a TruePic III image processor and a Live View f...
Olympus - E-410
Only a few months after the introduction of the revolutionary E-400 to the world of
... more
digital SLR photography, Olympus has launched its successor, the E-410, which comes equipped with a new sensor, a TruePic III image processor and a Live View function. The E-400?s CCD sensor has moved aside to make way for the E-410?s new 10-megapixel Live MOS sensor, which makes sure you get fantastic results. Its Live View function enables users to set up their shot on the 2.5? HyperCrystal LCD screen before taking their photo, just as they would with a compact digital camera. The E-410 has the same size as its predecessor, already significantly smaller than other digital SLR cameras, and comes with automatic and manual options, including 32 scene modes, a burst mode of three photos per second, an AE lock, field depth and improved image processing controls, so you can really let your creativity run wild! It?s also compatible with Compact Flash, xD and Microdrive memory cards and employs the renowned anti-dust filter from Olympus, a tried-and-tested technology that efficiently prevents dust from settling on the sensor and ruining the quality of the image. This anti-dust protection is made up of a supersonic wave filter, which is activated every time the camera is switched on. With better performances than its predecessor, the E-410 is the perfect choice for those of you looking to purchase a practical yet compact digital reflex camera.
about its autonomy. With this battery within your reach, you have a source of additional energy and thus your intensive photo sessions will not interrupted by lack of energy!
Advantages: Light, compact and jam packed full of options and features. Disadvantages: Some experience needed to get use of all the functions!
...day photography course using the Olympus E-410 I thought it would be a perfect time to write about it whilst it is still fresh in my mind.
The first thing that struck me about this DSLR camera was the light weight and the fact that it actually felt more like a compact digital than the professional DSLR that it is. Often amateur photographers tend to stick to top of the range compacts rather than venture into the world of DSLR because of the amount ... ...the ease of functions on a compact and also because they feel the DSLR`s tend to be heavy and bulky, well this DSLR puts all those fears to bed.
With the full functionality of the very best DSLR cameras and the light weight compact feel of a compact digital, this camera has the market cornered for me. I have recently purchased a new compact digital and a DSLR but I will be looking to change to this camera very soon.
This camera has a large 2.5 ...
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26.10.2007
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Earlier in the year I took this camera when I treated my fiance to the British Grand Prix. I was amazed at the clarity and the number of perfect pictures I managed to get of the F1 cars as they flew past. (Especially Lewis Hamilton!)
Not being a professional photographer and not the best at reading the manual fully, I found the simple programme settings and changing the lens no problem.
This nifty little camera is great value for money and in my opinion is up there as one of the leading olympus cameras.
I would recommend this camera to somebody that wants a versatile camera that takes simple quality pictures without the need to spend hours reading a manual.
My top tip if you want to compare this camera with others to see if it's the right one for you is use this website to compare features.
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Advantages: Lightweight , fun to use , Great Picture quality , endless range of functions , well priced Disadvantages: Can Take a While to understand all of the functions
...and while looking around, the OLYMPUS E410 certainly stood out for me. It is very light weight compared to all the other SLR's and a pleasure to use , as well as being comfortable to hold , unlike some of the more bulky SLR's.
Upgrading from a compact digital camera to the E410 has been much easier , down to the "Live Function" that this camera has, so you can take shots through the LCD Screen , instead of just the view finder , which is an uncommon ...
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Advantages: Technolgy four third, simple use it Disadvantages: More expensive than other, just bundle with 14-42mm lens
Olympus still use Four Thirds technology to bring Olympus E-410 in the top level of SLR camera that make another SLR look like "as usual". E-410 is small and light, no like another Olympus. Control of E-410 is excellent with nice interface and we can make to operate this camera is very simple. Interface E410 is one of interface that should I give two thumps up cause it's easy to use and very fast, also very simple to compose object from it.
Another ... ...camera carefully. In a price, if we compare this camera with another SLR camera produced by canon, nikon etc, is more expensive. SLR's bundle 14-42mm lens has a range of lens shorter than the other. Olympus just give us 14-42mm lens, and I think it's too expensive for the price. ...
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Advantages: excellent image quality, sturdy design, great all rounder Disadvantages: flash gun is almost essential for poorer lighting conditions
...retain fabulous image quality. the olympus E410 comes highly recommended in my opinion although if u are going to buy this camera i would most certainly advise on buying a dedicated flash gun too.
Since using the olympus E410 i have started to earn myself a little extra money on the side as a photographer, this camera really is that good. it's sturdy, light and reliable and for a sub £400 price tag you really cant go wrong here.
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Type: Zoom lens - 17.5 mm - 45 mm - f/3.5-5.6 Four Thirds, Zoom lens - 14 mm - 42 mm - f/3.5-5.6 Four Thirds
Camera flash
Features: AF illuminator, flash +/- compensation, flash exposure bracketing
Red Eye Reduction: Built-in
Flash Modes: Fill-in mode, rear curtain sync, slow synchro, auto mode, flash OFF mode, red-eye reduction
Guide Number (m / ISO 100): 12
Camera Flash: Pop-up flash
Manufacturer's product description
One of the smallest and lightest D-SLRs with Live Preview in the world, the E-410 gives photographers a decisive advantage. Matched with a range of ultra-compact lenses, this camera allows for virtually unimpeded mobility. It is therefore ideal for taking along on trips, holidays, photo assignments or, for that matter, to just about any shooting situation where a large, bulky camera set-up might compromise the photo opportunities.
Memory / storage
Image Storage:
RAW 3648 x 2736 - 11 MB
Super-fine JPEG 3648 x 2736 - 6.8 MB
Normal JPEG 3648 x 2736 - 4.7 MB
Super-fine JPEG 3200 x 2400 - 5.3 MB
Fine JPEG 3200 x 2400 - 3.7 MB
Normal JPEG 3200 x 2400 - 1.7 MB
Basic JPEG 3200 x 2400 - 1.1 MB
Super-fine JPEG 2560 x 1920 - 3.6 MB
Fine JPEG 2560 x 1920 - 2.2 MB
Normal JPEG 2560 x 1920 - 1.1 MB
Basic JPEG 2560 x 1920 - 0.7 MB
Super-fine JPEG 1600 x 1200 - 1.3 MB
Fine JPEG 1600 x 1200 - 0.8 MB
Normal JPEG 1600 x 1200 - 0.5 MB
Basic JPEG 1600 x 1200 - 0.3 MB
Super-fine JPEG 1280 x 960 - 0.8 MB
Fine JPEG 1280 x 960 - 0.5 MB
Normal JPEG 1280 x 960 - 0.3 MB
Basic JPEG 1280 x 960 - 0.2 MB
Super-fine JPEG 1024 x 768 - 0.5 MB
Fine JPEG 1024 x 768 - 0.4 MB
Normal JPEG 1024 x 768 - 0.2 MB
Basic JPEG 1024 x 768 - 0.1 MB
Super-fine JPEG 640 x 480 - 0.2 MB
Fine JPEG 640 x 480 - 0.2 MB
Normal JPEG 640 x 480 - 0.1 MB
Basic JPEG 640 x 480 - 0.1 MB
Supported Flash Memory: CompactFlash, xD-Picture Card, Microdrive, xD-Picture Card Type H, xD-Picture Card Type M
Special Effects: Sepia, Monotone, Black & White Red filter, Black & White Yellow filter, Neutral, Vivid, purple, blue, green, Black & White Orange filter, Black & White Green filter, portrait
I bought the E-500 as a replacement for my previous Fuji S9600. I used to work as a professional photographer years ago and wanted the flexibility of better lenses than the normal fixed lens digital cameras without paying top price for the Nikon or Canon more
