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Question: Does it have original box and all original accessories?
Document: Being able to use the same hotshoe accessories from the 4/3 or m4/3 systems is great as well.
Also, there are several additional comments attached to this review about the camera and accessories. I hope they are helpful to you.
Both are addressable with accessories, but portability suffers a little. Colors are a little too saturated on the OLED display, but the latter is fairly bright and usable in almost any lighting conditions.
This camera certainly lives up to its excellent reviews, being responsive, flexible yet easy to use, and taking great pictures. It is not too big to haul around, and the f1.8 lens is sharp. The Olympus jpegs are as usual, brilliant, and can be used straight out of the box, but there is a raw mode as well.
I hope Olympus addresses the noise issue in a firmware update soon; manual focus mode is not that useful because there is no distance scale and trying to focus with the scroll wheel and an enlarged box on the screen is not very easy - especially in bright outdoor lighting.Other: Have yet to find a decent case for it that is not too large or too snug a fit.
As for quibbles: manual focus on the XZ-1 is via an enlarged screen box that would benefit greatly by the addition of a distance scale; also it would be nice if the camera shipped with an AC battery charger in addition to the USB charger (I have already ordered the Olympus AC charger and a spare battery).
They will expedite a new camera to me and include a box to return the camera I received. I just hope that someone buys the camera I'm returning as a refurbished item as opposed to new...As a side note, if anyone purchase this camera and sees the picture of a girl sitting on the sofa look at her phone, send me a message and we can start some sort of weird chain...
As a pro photographer, I face a quandary. When I am on my own downtime, traveling or with family, I loathe dragging a DSLR with multiple lenses and accessories. But yet I feel restricted with most pocketable point-and-shoot compact cameras. They are just too limiting for things my creative urge wants me to do. Fortunately in the past couple of years there has emerged a relatively new class of pocketable camera that is small enough to take anywhere but offers decent manual controls and respectable quality.
But there's something else, too. The light really loves this camera, or vice versa perhaps. I don't know what it is exactly (the edge-to edge crispness of the lens, even at wide apertures, certainly doesn't hurt) but images seem to capture a lot of the ambience of the original scene.
zoom-able video mode4. pocket sizedwith a fast lens, i can take natural low-light pictures without having to use a flash. i truly dislike using flash and avoid it whenever possible. in addition, i need a camera with a decent built in zoom for portrait shots, at least 4X. usually zooming suffers a smaller aperture resulting in slower speed. even with my very steady hand, i find very often that my objectives, usually children, cannot stay truly still.
Answer: Bought brand new and came with original box with all standard accessory.