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(FT3) Olympus E-5 will use the Fuji SuperCDD sensor?

olympus-e-5 Fake image of an Olympus E-5

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One source reports that the Olympus E-5 could use the new Fuji SuperCDD sensor. He is a good source that’s why I post it.
This rumor sounds a little more credible now that we know Fuji is joining the MicroFourThirds System!

The E-3 is still in Stock in most big online shops like amazon.com (heavy discounted). Recently some bigger price drops has been seen in Germany.

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  1. Hi Admin….It’s EXR CCD And Not CDD, Well I Believe It’s A Typo…..Hope It’s True and On A Smaller E-30 Like Body. And By The way, I Am a Moderator at The Only 4/3 Forum In Malaysia….Do Pay Us A Visit, and Just To Let You Know I Do follow Your Site and You are Doing A Fine Job Here!

    Here’s Our Malaysian 4/3 Website : http://www.mychiaroscuro.net

    Thanks Uncle James.

  2. When I was shopping for my first DSLR, I really wanted S2, it simply had the best photos (IMHO). But the price of the Nikkor 17-55/2.8 stopped me. (I wanted a decent kit lens)

  3. The dpreview ”Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR” In-depth review, quote this small sensor as capable of about 10 EV of DR, imagine if they made him substancial larger, like 4/3 format.

  4. I have Fuji s6500fd with normal SuperCCD and at ISO100 it has probably the same amount of DR in RAW as Olympus E-520. Maybe only a little less but it’s sensor is very small.

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