[steventse]

二揀一, 邊部好呢? (一定要選一部)

[小飛俠DC]

c5050 la

看用 家 心 得 發 表 區 la and 我的作品.

[sugimoto]

我之前都諗左你提出既問題好耐,卒之我o岩o岩買左c-5050z,好彩冇擇錯,你可以睇返我之前d post,同埋去www.dchome.net睇下olympus討論區,我都有post過呢過問題,好多高人都比左好多意見我,希望可以幫到你.你仲可以去www.dpreview.com睇下d sample相比較一下
我自己就鍾意5050啦.諗自己需要啦

[sugimoto]

我之前都諗左你提出既問題好耐,卒之我o岩o岩買左c-5050z,好彩冇擇錯,你可以睇返我之前d post,同埋去www.dchome.net睇下olympus同canon討論區,我都有post過呢過問題,好多高人都比左好多意見我,希望可以幫到你.你仲可以去www.dpreview.com睇下d sample相比較一下
我自己就鍾意5050啦.諗自己需要啦

[obf]

當然是C5050, i just bought it and fully compare with my friend G3,
the weak point of c5050 was only 3x optical zoom, and the min iso is greater than g3 (g3 min iso 50, c5050 min iso 64)

price update
DCCareer (mong kok): $5130 (hong)

[yee331]

我都諗o左好耐,最後覺得兩部差唔多.

你可以睇o下 www.dpreview.com 參考.

不過G3平四舊水,所以都係買o左G3.

[bigman78]

当然是G3好拉,好象小飛俠DC拍的最受欢迎的”我和蜜蜂有个约会”
景深全靠PHOTOSHOP的,画面边缘又失真,竟然还这么多人叫好.
水平太一般了
看看这里的作品吧,PHOTO.ITNOW.COM.CN

[ng_tim]

我買G3之前都係諗買G3好定5050好...
後來我二佬o係公司度拎o左部5050返o黎玩,玩過下之後,我淨係覺得5050 d操控好麻煩...同埋我覺得400萬像素都夠啦

所以我揀o左G3

[tobjorn]

5050 la,

Professional:
5050 Black, metalic body looks more professional than G3.

Higher Resolutions:
5M better than 4M, its real difference. 5050 photos show more details than G3 of course G3 is smoother and less noise. Noise level can be reduced in post processing but detail cannot be recovered after you take the photos.

Others
5050 use 4xAA batteries - Cheaper & convenient.

[jinjia]

Conclusion - Pros
Superb resolution, especially considering smaller sensor and same lens as older cameras
Generally good metering, tonal balance will be too contrasty for some but easy to change
Color balance good, nice greens and natural skin tones, red blow outs in extreme sun
Wide control over cameras internal processing algorithms (saturation, contrast, sharpness)
New super-macro mode delivers very good close-ups
Excellent 'solid' build quality, feels robust pro-like design features with good control layout
Shooting priority play mode (double press of quick view button)
Extremely wide range of manual and parameter control, a shutterbug's dream
Nice implementation of custom button and selectable 'My Mode' user memories
Wide range of forward and backward media support including IBM Microdrive
Flash Hot-shoe, flash sync control (slow / curtain)
Good night exposures with noise reduction enabled
Good flash performance, no color cast and good skin tones
Mature product based on experience and user feedback
Good software bundled, although more RAW conversion features would be welcome
AF assist lamp works well
Included Infrared remote control
Excellent battery life for an AA powered camera, plus good AA NiMH's supplied

Conclusion - Cons
Chromatic aberrations visible in strong contrast shots
Red overexposure color shift in direct sunlight
Jagged diagonals / demosaic artifacts sometimes visible
Color clipped to grey at the highest contrast setting
RAW format is welcome but not backed up with a decent RAW converter, no advantage
Noise levels higher than the competition, especially unexpected at ISO 64
'Shallow angle jaggies' visible on resolution chart, although not yet seen in 'every day' shots
Rubber tripod mount rubber 'shoe' causes the camera to tilt on quick release platforms
Status panel is not backlit

i think these are more convictive.you can go to :
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympusc5050z/page21.asp

[jinjia]

Conclusion - Pros
Superb resolution, especially considering smaller sensor and same lens as older cameras
Generally good metering, tonal balance will be too contrasty for some but easy to change
Color balance good, nice greens and natural skin tones, red blow outs in extreme sun
Wide control over cameras internal processing algorithms (saturation, contrast, sharpness)
New super-macro mode delivers very good close-ups
Excellent 'solid' build quality, feels robust pro-like design features with good control layout
Shooting priority play mode (double press of quick view button)
Extremely wide range of manual and parameter control, a shutterbug's dream
Nice implementation of custom button and selectable 'My Mode' user memories
Wide range of forward and backward media support including IBM Microdrive
Flash Hot-shoe, flash sync control (slow / curtain)
Good night exposures with noise reduction enabled
Good flash performance, no color cast and good skin tones
Mature product based on experience and user feedback
Good software bundled, although more RAW conversion features would be welcome
AF assist lamp works well
Included Infrared remote control
Excellent battery life for an AA powered camera, plus good AA NiMH's supplied

Conclusion - Cons
Chromatic aberrations visible in strong contrast shots
Red overexposure color shift in direct sunlight
Jagged diagonals / demosaic artifacts sometimes visible
Color clipped to grey at the highest contrast setting
RAW format is welcome but not backed up with a decent RAW converter, no advantage
Noise levels higher than the competition, especially unexpected at ISO 64
'Shallow angle jaggies' visible on resolution chart, although not yet seen in 'every day' shots
Rubber tripod mount rubber 'shoe' causes the camera to tilt on quick release platforms
Status panel is not backlit

i think these are more convictive.