Tom Wiggins Photography

I always erase and reformat using the camera and never had a problem with card capacity. If I do it on the computer, I don't always get the card reset correctly.

I'd had my E-510 for nine months and haven't seen a color cast problem, shooting in either RAW or JPEG, except when I guess wrong on the W/B.. With RAW I can correct the image if if I don't have the camera set corrrectly. Try using Auto W/B and RAW this should give you the best options. I do find that if I shoot in JPEG and the camera W/B is set incorrectly the color can be a little off, but nothing unacceptable.

Bottm line shoot in RAW for the most flexibility

I purchased the 50mm three years ago, because it's a f2.0 and is little faster than the 35mm f3.5(?). So glad it, very sharp pictures.

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I agree with many of the comments. I really want to get comments of my photos that are constructive and give pointers on how to improve. While I an relatively new here. My photos have gotten 2 to 14 rateings and at most 6 comments. What really confuses me is how Aesthetics can range from 3 to 7 on the same photo.

I've had the 50mm Macro lens for about 3 years and an very satisifed with it. In in auto focus it is quite good, but not silent. The sound has never been a problem in taking pictures of butterflies.

Photoshop Elements 6.0 will handle RAW processing and the cost is $100.

I carry 2-1Gb 2-2Gb and 4Gb, shooting raw I get about 60 images/Gb. I like the smaller cards splitting up my shots. If I loose a card I haven't lost all my pictures. My thoughts while traveling on vacation.

I purchased my e510 last August. I love the camera. It's my third Olympus, C4040Z, and e300 previously. It?s light weight is great for travel and when hiking. The image stabilization was a lifesaver on my trip to Spain, in October. Some of my long lens hand held shots would never have come out with the e300.

I started with a C4040z in 2001, purchased the e-300 in 2005 and my

e-510 in August 2007. The IS feature is great and is the reason I purchased that model over the e-410. The new lighter weigh of both cameras over prior models makes them great for travel. You can wear the camera around your neck all day with little neck fatigue.

I called many Internet photo sites with the low prices when shopping for my E-510. Found all sold the camera without the US warrantee. Not something I wanted to do. I purchased mine from B&H Photo and had it the next day.

Thank you for this post, I wasn't aware of the 4/3 Forum.

I used my e300 for two years, with no problems either but for $10 it's cheap insurance.

Something like the Hoodman HSK-LARGE Large Hoodskin LCD Screen Protector Film (for 2.75" - 3.5" LCD Displays) works well.

I have had the 50mm F2 for two years, and the quality of the pictures is excellent. I wouldn't buy any other.

I have the E510 and can't believe how light it is. I hike with ie around my neck and I don't feel any of the weight and it doesn't bang against my chest like my E300.

I have been using the 50mmF2 lens for over a year, first with an e300 and now with the e510. The macro photos whether flowers or insects are excellent. Remember this lens is in Olympus? high-grade group and their best quality macro lens.