Faible | Moyenne | Bon | Excellent | |
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Taille de l'écran | 2,7 in Meilleur: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W710 Taille de l'écran: 6,7 in | |||
ISO maximum | 3200 Meilleur: Pentax KP ISO maximum: 819200 | |||
Pixels efficaces | 12 Mpx Meilleur: Hasselblad H6D-100c Pixels efficaces: 100 Mpx | |||
Résolution max | 4032 x 3024 px Meilleur: Leica M11 Résolution max: 9528 x 6328 px |
Type de capteur | CMOS |
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Format du capteur d'image | Quatre tiers |
Taille du capteur | 17.3 mm |
Détecteurs photo à capteur | 13.0 Mpx |
Pixels efficaces | 12.0 Mpx |
Rapport d'image w: h |
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Résolution max | 4032 x 3024 px |
Autres résolutions |
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Processeur | TruePic III+ |
Monture de lentilles | Quatre tiers |
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Réglage de la mise au point | Manuel |
Réglage de la saturation | Oui |
Multiplicateur de distance focale | 2x |
Autofocus |
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Verrouillage de la mise au point automatique (AF) | Oui |
Mise au point manuelle | Oui |
Faisceau d'assistance pour la mise au point automatique (AF) | Oui |
Nombre de points AF | 11 |
Type d'obturateur de la caméra | Électronique |
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Vitesse d'obturation minimale | 60.0 s |
Vitesse d'obturation maximale | 1.0 s |
Priorité d'obturation | Oui |
Priorité d'ouverture | Oui |
Mode d'exposition manuel | Oui |
Compensation d'exposition plus | 5 |
Compensation d'exposition moins | -5 |
Étapes de l'indemnisation des frais |
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Étapes AE EV |
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Cadres AE |
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Bracketing WB | Oui |
Modes sujet / scène | Oui |
Flash intégré | Oui |
Portée du flash | 13.0 m |
Modes de flash |
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Flash externe | Oui |
Entraînement continu | 5.0 fps |
Modes scène | Portrait |
Retardateur | Oui |
Modes de mesure |
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Options du retardateur |
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Type de corps | SLR de taille moyenne |
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Couleur du produit | Noir |
Scellé à l'environnement | Non |
Cartes mémoire compatibles |
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Types de stockage |
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HDMI | Non |
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Quantité de ports HDMI | 1 |
Version USB | 2.0 |
Prise d'entrée CC | Oui |
Télécommande | Oui |
ISO automatique | Oui |
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ISO minimum | 100 |
ISO maximum | 3200 |
Résolution d'image maximale | 4032 x 3024 px |
Préréglages de balance des blancs | 7 |
Modes de balance des blancs |
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Balance des blancs personnalisée | Oui |
effets photo |
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Type de stabilisation d'image | Décalage du capteur |
Rapports hauteur / largeur pris en charge |
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Format non compressé | RAW |
Taille de l'écran | 2.7 in |
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LCD articulé | Oui |
Technologie d'écran | LCD |
Points d'écran | 230000 |
Écran tactile | Non |
Vue en direct | Oui |
Viseur | Optique |
Couverture du viseur | 98.0 % |
Grossissement du viseur | 1.02 x |
Enregistrement video | Non |
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Poids | 655.0 g |
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Largeur | 141.5 mm |
la taille | 75.0 mm |
Profondeur | 107.5 mm |
Autonomie de la batterie (CIPA) | 750 |
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Technologie de la batterie | Lithium-Ion |
GPS | Non |
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Capteur d'orientation | Oui |
Modes d'édition d'image | Redimensionner |
Olympus E30 review, find out how the E30 stacks up against the competition in our real-world review with in-depth image quality comparisons.
The E-30 provides a level of control and features most professional level DSLRs would appreciate and at a great price too
The E-30 is the long-awaited high-end enthusiast model that fills the gap in the Olympus E-Series lineup between the E-520 and the ostensibly professional level E-3. Such is the pace of change in the digital camera market that the new model leapfrogs the E-3 by offering a higher pixel count (12MP), larger screen and improved contrast detect AF system - as well as introducing several novel features including a digital spirit level, multi exposures, aspect ratio options and a handful of built-in special image effects ('Art Filters' as Olympus calls them). It loses the E-3's class-leading weather sealing and has a slightly smaller optical viewfinder, but otherwise offers almost exactly the same features and performance in a slightly lighter, very slightly smaller and - at launch - similarly priced body.
To sit happily with the company’s flagship and much higher-priced DSLR the Olympus E-30 had to forgo a few bells and whistles — but then it added a few that should delight photographers with high ambitions but little skill. The Olympus E-30 has 12.3 million pixels on its Live MOS sensor — two megapixels and
The E-30 is the long-awaited high-end enthusiast model that fills the gap in the Olympus E-Series lineup between the E-520 and the ostensibly professional level E-3. Such is the pace of change in the digital camera market that the new model leapfrogs the E-3 by offering a higher pixel count (12MP), larger screen and improved contrast detect AF system - as well as introducing several novel features including a digital spirit level, multi exposures, aspect ratio options and a handful of built-in special image effects ('Art Filters' as Olympus calls them). It loses the E-3's class-leading weather sealing and has a slightly smaller optical viewfinder, but otherwise offers almost exactly the same features and performance in a slightly lighter, very slightly smaller and - at launch - similarly priced body.
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The new 12.3-megapixel Olympus E-30 is closer to their flagship 10.1-megapixel E-3 than their consumer-level E-520.
A feature-rich Four Thirds System DSLR for photo enthusiasts.Designed for photo enthusiasts and amateur photographers who want a more sophisticated camera, the new Olympus E-30 is the first in a series of 'double-digit' models that will slot in between the 'three-digit' entry-level models and the professional 'single-digit' camera. The new camera's 12.3-megapixel Live MOS sensor replaces the 10-megapixel imager currently used across the company's DSLR range. The E-30 also features a new image processor.
A great digital SLR camera for anyone who wants to make the leap from a compact camera.
While some may consider the Four Thirds system (www.four-thirds.org) to be the Rodney Dangerfield of the D-SLR world, there is no doubt it has enabled Olympus to produce a series of cameras that represent one of, if not, the best pixel per dollar value today. All that is combined with a build quality that on a model-to-model basis is superior to its competition, especially at the entry-level end of the D-SLR spectrum.
Serious mid-range player or a bit of a gimmick?
Olympus E-30
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