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Location: Warrenville,IL | Thanks Michael!
If you want, I can put up some samples of some good shots.
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| If you want, I can put up some samples of some good shots.
that'd be great.
640x480 or less is best for viewing here.
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Location: Warrenville,IL |
Here's an article I wote in response. I was going to put it up here but the pics wouldn't show from photobucket.
Please click here:
http://www.customfish.com/2008_03_01_archive.html#31760600216717753...
Edited by jamie 3/5/2008 1:06 PM
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| Can anyone tell me where I can purchase an Olympus Stylus #410 w/remote. Every shop I goto says that w/ the remote is not available anymore. Would like any help to locate (2) of them. Thanx Handy |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Handyman,
I have an Olympus Stylus 800 (8 mega pixels) that I got about a year and a half ago.
I ordered it from Sams Club with a remote control (RM-1)
Its water resistant and takes great shots.
Olympus phone 888-553-4448/ 631-844-5000
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| Jerome,
Thanx alot for the info, We got a Sams about45 miles away and did not check there!!!!!! Thanx again!!!! |
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Location: Warrenville,IL | Get a flip screen. Trust me on this one. If you're going solo you'll need it.
Edited by jamie 3/6/2008 7:00 AM
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Jamie,
Thanks for all of the info that you put out.. good stuff...And ya, if I was in the market for a new camera it would have to have a flip screen with the remote control.
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Location: ashtabula ohio | ive been following this thread for months..lol. the olympus 410 sounds very good as i like the remote idea. and the flip screen sounds even better. now, does anyone have some examples of cameras that have both the remote and a flip screen???? |
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Location: north central wisconsin | Good point, mentioning cameras with a remote. My film rig(Olympus stylus epic) has a remote, and comes in so handy when alone. A quick click of the button in the hand supporting the belly, and a perfect shot(after some practice with spacing) every time. However, my digital(the shock/waterproof version of the olympus digital) doesn't work with the remote, and I am wondering if I made a mistake with this rig. Finally, I see that the new Olympus stylus rigs don't come with weather resistance anymore, which was always a nice feature of the olympus. Now, one needs to buy the shock/waterproof model which is ok, but more expensive and might not take the remote..?... Any experts with more insight on this? Cannot seem to find anything on their website. |
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