Good morning!
Look how good the High-ISO images are when RAW files has been processed using Olympus Studio 2.3. Take a look here.
One more thing:
I will get my E-P1 in more or less two weeks. I will compare the E-P1 to the Nikon D700, Panasonic LX3 and analogue medium format camera. But you know my philosophy, this is just a “game” that in fact has little to do with photography. Pixel do not matter!
I choose the E-P1 for my Asian 2 months journey simply because it easy to carry with me all the tme and I need no more than two tiny lenses for my job (the 17mm 2.8 and the Voigtländer 35mm 1.4). Oh!…and feel free to send me YOUR first E-P1 picture!
P.S.: Again, so you know some good and cheap camera-lens store in Bejing? 🙂
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i hate to comment on an old post, but i’ve just come back from beijing after looking for a sigma dp2 (this was before i learned about the e-p1)
with the import duty being what it is, it’s going to be nigh impossible to find camera equipment for a price similar to what they are in the united states. for example, at a larger camera store in zhongguancun, a dp2 was going for almost 860 USD, compared to the camera selling for 649 on amazon, bh, adorama, etc. here.
but anyway, best of luck!
What adaptor would you be using to fit the Voigtländer 35mm 1.4 on the E-P1?
Novoflex!