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Olympus E-10

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Brand Olympus 1999
Model E-10
Released Year 1999
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Camedia
Status Discontinued

Overview

The Olympus E-10 is a professional digital camera introduced in 1999 as part of the Camedia series. It features a 4.0-megapixel CCD sensor delivering high-resolution images. The camera offers an integrated 4x optical zoom with a fixed lens system designed for exceptional image quality. It includes a macro mode and manual focus options, enabling greater creative control. The robust body construction is built for durability and professional use. Additionally, the E-10 supports CompactFlash memory cards, allowing for extended storage capacity.

Specifications

MPN 13160
UPC 0050332131354
Model E-10
Battery Type CR-V3
Type Digital SLR
Features Serial, USB, Not Interchangeable Lenses, Date/Time Stamp, With Tripod Mount, AE/FE Lock, DPOF Support
Series Olympus CAMEDIA
Depth 7in
Width 5in
Item Weight 36.96 Oz.
Height 4.1in
Screen Details LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-1.8"-Color
Exposure Compensation ±3 Ev Range, in 1/3 Ev Steps
Tripod Mountable Yes
Light Sensitivity Iso 320, Iso 80, Iso 160
Sensor Type CCD
Max Shutter Speed 1/640 Sec
Shooting Modes Frame Movie Mode, Digital Photo Mode
Macro Focus Range 20-80cm
Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera 35-140mm
Camera Flash Features Fill-In Flash, Flash Off, Slow Sync, Flash +/- Compensation, Red-Eye Reduction Flash, Front Sync Flash, X-Sync, Rear Sync Flash, Auto Flash
White Balance Auto, Manual
Focus Adjustment Autofocus & Manual Focus, Manual, Automatic
Battery Form Factor Standard Form Factor
Expansion Slot 1X CompactFlash Card, 1X CompactFlash Card-Type I/II, 1X Smartmedia Card
Operating System Supported Microsoft Windows 98SE, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows ME, Apple Mac OS 9, Apple Mac Os X
Sensor Size 2/3in
Display Size 1.8in
Still Image Format TIFF, Raw Image, Raw, JPEG
Exposure Modes Program, Aperture-Priority, Shutter-Priority, Manual, Automatic
Display Rotation Folding
Screen Size 1.8in
Light Sensitivity Max 320
Max Operating Temperature 40°C
Battery Description 2X Camera Battery-Cr-V3-Lithium
Maximum Resolution 4.0MP
Optical Viewfinder Type Eye-Level Roof Prism
Red Eye Reduction Yes
Min Shutter Speed 2 Sec
Floppy Drive Storage None
Display Type LCD
Sensor Resolution 4.0MP
Exposure Metering Spot, Multi-Spot, Center-Weighted
Additional Features Ae/Fe Lock, Serial, Not Interchangeable Lenses, USB, Date/Time Stamp, With Tripod Mount, Dpof Support
Flash Type Pop-Up Flash
Min Operating Temperature 0°C
Effective Flash Range 0.8m-5.6m
Viewfinder-Field Coverage 95%
Exterior Color Black
Microphone Type None
Connector Types 1X Composite Video Output, 1X Remote Control, 1X Flash Terminal, 1X DC Power Input, 1X Composite Video Output (Mini-Phone 3.5mm), 1X USB, 1X USB (4 Pin USB Type B)
Flash Modes Backlight Mode, Red-Eye Reduction, Slow Synchro, Fill-In Mode, Night Mode, Off Mode, Auto Mode
Camera Type Digital SLR
Auto Focus Type TTL Contrast Detection
Viewfinder Type Optical, Optical (Through-The-Lens)
Lens for Sd Body only
Supported Flash Memory Smartmedia Card, Smartmedia, CompactFlash
Continuous Shooting Speed 3fps

Key Advantages

The Olympus E-10 offers excellent image quality with its 4.0 MP sensor, suitable for professional photography. The integrated 4x optical zoom lens ensures sharp and clear photographs across different focal lengths. Its manual controls provide photographers with precision over exposure, focus, and other parameters. The durable build quality supports demanding shooting conditions. CompactFlash compatibility allows flexible storage options. Moreover, it has a relatively fast shutter response time for its era, enhancing its performance in dynamic environments.

Limitations

Despite its strengths, the Olympus E-10's sensor resolution is low compared to modern standards. The camera's fixed lens limits flexibility compared to interchangeable lens systems. It has a relatively bulky and heavy body, reducing portability. The LCD screen size and resolution are minimal by current expectations. Battery life is limited, requiring frequent recharges or spare batteries. Finally, it lacks some modern features like video recording and advanced autofocus systems.

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