Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Digital Cameras & Shooting Techniques => Topic started by: dtrayers on February 22, 2005, 08:20:50 pm
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Sorry, that's "Olympus". I have a bad case of FFS (Fat Finger Syndrome).
It appears that I can't edit the post title...
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The E-1 has been out for quite a while and the E-300 for a couple of months and I was wondering if Olympus' "Supersonic Wave Filter" is really as effective at removing dust on the sensor as all the reviews touted it would be. I did some searching at the larger review sites and forums and really didn't find any information.
Searching on Google for olympus "supersonic wave filter" effectiveness only got seven hits!
I'm a Canon shooter and use the Visible Dust brushes to remove dust, and it isn't a problem for me. This is more of an academic question.
I'm surprised that none of the full time camera testers has not performed a long term or comparison test of the anti-dust system of Olympus.
Michael, do any of your professional colleagues shoot with the E-1 system and if so how do they find the Olympus dust control working?
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The Olympus SSWF appears to work very well. Almost every person who owns an E1 speaks very highly of this aspect of the design.
Michael