$31. Olympus c-720 Ultra Zoom Mirrorless Camera CCD Kodachrome film like Sensor 40-320mm Lens 357
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- $31. Olympus c-720 Ultra Zoom Mirrorless Camera with a CCD Kodachrome film like Sensor 40-320mm Lens Class 357
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**The CCD was invented in 1969 at Bell Labs by Willard Boyle and George Smith. Since that CCD FILM LIKE SENSOR was sensitive to light it was used as image sensor for video and TV cameras. It could also be used as a memory device or analogue signal delay since it's principally a kind of analogue shift-register circuit.
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Nice Atlantic City pictures! Would love to see a walk n talk through town as you take photos too!
Sounds good!
Oh, man... I had this camera back in the day... Good memories
I had the opportunity to buy one of those a month ago. This camera has an amazing ability to deliver sense of depth when you take landscapes with the max zoom, like tree rows in parks and so on.
@@ReparadorAficionado yes, well said 👏
Thank you for the video. Good pictures. Seeing how this camera is from 2002, I imagine that it would be very very slow to autofocus, slow to save TIFFs, etc.
I was surprised the autofocus was snappy and fast
@@CarmineTavernaPhotography Oh, that's good to hear. I might check it out.
You forgot to mention, on top of acquiring a smart media card, reader and AA batteries one also needs an incredible amount of patience with these oldies. The startup time is very slow. The lens retraction & extension is super slow. Other than that, this is a great little kit.
And a Delicious Beef stew could take 5 hours to cook, meaning, some things in life are worth the time to wait.
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A philosopher too, very good!
Carmine have you tried a Konica A2. Don’t know why but look the camera.
Wow, after reading theses specs, I want the Konica A2;
The DiMAGE A2 takes the A1 design and increases the resolution to eight megapixels. The A1's primary unique feature (among many other good design features) is the Anti Shake system which works by stabilizing the sensor on a movable platform instead of moving any of the lens elements. This ingenious solution works, and still works on the DiMAGE A2 although I personally didn't find it that useful in 90% of everyday shooting situations (your mileage may vary). Konica Minolta were at pains to stress that the DiMAGE A2 shouldn't be seen as a simple 'drop the sensor in' upgrade and that many things under the hood have been modified, upgraded and fixed.
Ciao Carmine
Thank you for the walk in Atlantic City
What was the weather like the day you shot these pictures ? and what were please the settings of the camera ?
I have now to get a new Olympus 😊 I already got a E-300 in april after watching your video !
Greetings from Toulouse France
Rain / program mode :)
Hey Carmine,
Since I first watched a video where you talked about the Lumix FZ30, I've become a regular viewer of your content. I actually bought the FZ30 because of your recommendation, and I've been falling in love with photography ever since. I paid about 40-50 euros for that camera and am now looking to gradually upgrade my equipment.
I'd like to keep increasing my budget and the quality of my cameras over time. For example, after the FZ30, I'd aim to buy a camera around 100 euros, then move up to one around 200 euros, then 500 euros, and eventually work my way up to the most recent professional cameras.
What camera would you recommend as a nice upgrade from the FZ30 in this incremental journey?
Thanks!
PS: After watching your videos, I've become very interested in the Nikon D300
Yes the Nikon D300 and also get the Nikon 1 v1....both have interchangeable lenses and very low cost
D300 video,,,,, ua-cam.com/video/zp1Ae5q7RfQ/v-deo.html
Nikon 1 v1 video..... ua-cam.com/video/-NI8kM0mJqE/v-deo.html