Am I the only one watching these emerging class of camera with interest as far as underwater photography is concerned?
EVIL (Electronic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens)
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I took an E-P1 (one of the earliest EVIL cameras, nearly a year old at this point!) underwater to Little Cayman last week, and got some great photos:
Little Cayman 2010 - a set on Flickr
Once you add on strobes, the small size of EVIL cameras isn't a huge advantage, but the way the lens sits so close to the focal plane means high quality, inexpensive, wide-angle lenses with symmetric elements are a possibility.
Little Cayman 2010 - a set on Flickr
Once you add on strobes, the small size of EVIL cameras isn't a huge advantage, but the way the lens sits so close to the focal plane means high quality, inexpensive, wide-angle lenses with symmetric elements are a possibility.
Short answer -- no you are not. I'm just one of many who have just purchased the E-PL1 and housing.
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