Dear Winsor,
Like E-XXX series, E-400 is alittle bit noisy in the shadows but I must say
it will render very beautiful images at all ISO range. Have a look to this
ISO 800 test image. It has been captured in JPG. I wonder how you could
improve it with the newest RAW processing engines and noise reduction
algorithms. E-400 will be a clear winer!!!
ISO 800 test image: http://www.wrotniak.com/photo/oly-e/pp/p9150083.jpg
Nice review: http://www.wrotniak.com/photo/oly-e/e400-fotopolis.html
Kind regards,
David Irisarri
----- Original Message -----
From: "Winsor Crosby" <wincros@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 6:55 PM
Subject: [OM] E-400 Caution
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> I know the E-400 looks to be very nice, but I would wait for a really
> good review. The sensor sites on the 8MP 4/3 sensors and on the D2X
> are about the same as is the noise. The pixel pitch of the E-400 is
> 4.9 microns, the smallest by a significant bit of any DSLR. It is
> likely to be fairly noisy at even moderately high ISO unless Olympus
> has discovered something no one knows. Jumping out and buying one on
> a spec sheet may set you up for disappointment.
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> Winsor
> Long Beach, California, USA
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