Hi Jim,
I googled for a cutaway view of the e510 but only came up with e3 and e400.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0803/Mikefellh/E-300Stuff/Elightpath.jpg
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympuse3/page3.asp
It looks like the main circuit board could be between the CCD and monitor. The
image processor and probably to a lesser extent the LCD circuits probably
generate the most heat which then rises up to the flash area.
A steady voltage on a capacitor would generate very little heat -
charging/discharging is when the heat is generated.
I noticed one of my e-cameras getting fairly warm once but I didn't pay much
attention and have forgotten where the heating was.
Jeff Keller
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From: Jim Nichols [mailto:jhnichols@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Subject: Re: [OM] Back from Enduro India - OM 35-80/2.8 paid the priceandis
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Jeff,
I have noticed that the top of the closed flash unit on my E-510 seems to
get fairly warm, when the camera is in use but without use of the flash. I
wonder if there is a capacitor or something in that area that is always on?
Jim Nichols
Tullahoma, TN USA
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