j'ai un Summilux 35, un summicron 50, un elmarit 90 et un 28 rokkor :love:
An external installation, E-P2-specific high-resolution electronic viewfinder, which has 1.44 million pixels, 100% field of vision and 1.15x magnification,
mais il ne vient pas tout seul:
- 12 Megapixels
- 3fps
- stereo sound
- AF tracking
- 1.44 million dot electronic viewfinder with 100% field of view
- 8 Art Filters (two more than the E-P1 ….. Diorama Filter and Cross Process)
- i-Enhance function (color boost)
- Price around 950 Euro:eek:
- Availability in January
bien fait d’attendre moi… bon alors… GF-1 ou E-P2 :siffle:
- 9-18/4.0-5.6 (april 2010)
- 14-150/4.0-5.6 (may-june 2010)
- 40-150
- 70-300
- 12/2.8
- 20/1.7
- 8mm
- 50mm
mais me rebute sur d'autres (AF perfectibles, )
viseurs-vidéos nazes en plus d'être une verrue sur l'E-P2 ).
nouveau firmware aujourd'hui qui améliore encore l'AF (déjà amélioré par le précédent mais les tests avaient déjà été effectués...).
je comprends mais tu aurais donner des points de référence.Ma remarque était générale aux viseurs-vidéos des µ4/3 que j'ai bien sûr essayés (pas le Samsung), et le fait que celui de l'E-P2 enfonce ceux de la concurrence n'est pas incompatible avec le fait que je le juge très perfectible pour rester poli.
Et effectivement les viseurs optiques de la plupart des reflex petit-format sont également nazes, c'est bien mon opinion subjective personnelle que je partage avec moi-même, si bien entendu on a encore le droit d'avoir un avis sur quoi que ce soit et de l'exprimer sur le forum…
They worked a little treat here, particularly with the performance of the Panasonic 20mm lens on the E-P1. I did some quick tests and compared my results to earlier tests after Panasonic updated their lens firmware...
Here are the results of testing with the Olympus 14-42mm, Panasonic 20mm and Panasonic 45-200mm lenses using ...
Lens speed test
Done at a distance of around 900mm, indoors with normal ambiant lighting from a single overhead light fitting.
The Olympus 14-42mm is now a fairly consistent 0.9s. Previously 1.0s to 1.2s when set at around 20mm.
The Panasonic 20mm is considerably faster than before with my test autofocus shots now around 0.6 to 0.7s. This is a big improvement as the 20mm lens was slower than the 14-42 zoom in my previous tests. Focus times were previously 1.0 to 1.2s. That's a stunning improvment.
I also tested the MF time on the 20mm lens which is now around 0.3s. That seems to be a little faster too but am yet to find the old results. From memory they were in a very pathetic 0.4s to almost 0.5s range.
The Panasonic 45-200 tested at 45mm focused between 0.5 and 0.7s. Previous test results 0.6 to 0.8s.
The improvement in the Panasonic 20mm lens is fantastic. Maybe Olympus are being coy about those improvements in the Panasonic lenses as they want you to wait and buy their new lenses coming out over the coming months.