> Er... Current CCD technology uses 10-micron pixels, i.e., 100 pixels to
the
> millimeter = 50 lines per millimeter. Although some Zuiko lenses are
> appreciably better than that, it's not an unreasonable match.
>
> Did you think CCDs were inherently 640x480 just because the cheap ones
are?
> Even those have 10-micron pixels -- on a 6.4 x 4.8-millimeter chip!
>
> The digital OM-5 should of course have a 2000 x 3000-pixel array, like
> Nikon's best.
>
It is very nice to have an OM-5 with 2000x3000 pixel, but I'd like it to be
seen on an OM-6. I think I can't afford the price of a digital camera like
the Nikon (over US10,000 I think). But I am sure I will consider to get an
OM-5 with 1000x1500 pixel selling at 1000-1500 range. Then few years later
an OM-6 with the same price range for me to upgrade.
C.H.Ling
> Michael A. Covington / AI Center / The University of Georgia
> http://www.ai.uga.edu/~mc http://www.mindspring.com/~covington <><
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