Olympus CAMEDIA E-100 ZOOM RS, Руководство пользователя

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Voice Annotation Capability Voice Annotation Capability
Voice Annotation Capability Voice Annotation Capability
Voice Annotation Capability
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File Capture
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The dual slot media capability on the CAMEDIA E-100 ZOOM RS
is an exclusively unique Olympus feature that allows the user to
simultaneously write to either a 2M, 4M, 8M, 16M, 32M, and 64M
SmartMedia NAND flash card or a Type I or Type II CompactFlash
card. Or, you can opt to use one type of media at a time. This
capability allows the user more flexibility in their choice of flash
media and allows the camera to be “media agnostic”.
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Viewfinders on most digital cameras use TTL (through the lens)
viewing and because some digital camera lenses are slightly
over-sized compared to the size of the CCD, give an inaccurate
view of the area that is actually being captured. This misrepresen-
tation on a professional level can mean the difference between
having an acceptable image or not. This is especially true with
professional photographers
since many pros choose to strategically place important elements
of composition on the outer fringes of the image to keep overzeal-
ous picture editors from cropping their images too much.
The new EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) on the CAMEDIA E-100 ZOOM
RS represents the area being captured with 100% accuracy since
it is reading directly from the CCD, not through the lens. What you
see really is what you get.
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LCD Viewfinder
LCD Viewfinder
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Often professional photographers on the move need to have the
ability to quickly jot down a subject’s name or a notation of where
the image was shot for publication. In the “good ol days”, pros had
to carry a notepad and pencil in their breast pockets ready for
taking quick notes of who, what and where. Again, the digital-
specific features allow the user to annotate an image with useful
information. Why have new-world capture technology with old-
world notations.
The CAMEDIA E-100 ZOOM RS solves this problem by allowing
up to 5 seconds of voice annotation per image and saves it as a
QuickTime™ audio file so the user has a digital notation to go
with the image file.