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Test camera Olympus VG-140/D-715

Olympus photocamera VG-140/D-715 test video at 720p and software ib for creating this short video....

How is the Olympus VG140 different from the VG120?

I'm getting the VG140 Digital Camera from Olympus Planning
but I see no difference between him and the supposedly lesser VG120?

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As such there is no difference. The Olympus VG120, Red, Black has color options and Olympus VG140 Blue, Silver, Red This is the only difference. Just for color selection.

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Sagar Mahajan

As such there is no difference. The Olympus VG120, Red, Black has color options and Olympus VG140 Blue, Silver, Red This is the only difference. Just for color selection.
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Olympus PEN E-PL1: Interchangeable Lenses

With a basic point-and-shoot camera, you get one lens built into the camera. One lens, thats it. And its likely a small lens, which doesnt allow a ...

Olympus XZ-1 review

Unlike the Canon G12 and Nikon P7000, the Olympus XZ-1 doesn't have an optical viewfinder built-in, though given the pokey nature of the Canon and Nikon units, this isn't that much of a hardship. With the exception of the APS-C format models from Sigma and Leica (and Fuji in the next few weeks), the Olympus XZ-1 has the largest sensor of the popular enthusiast-level compact camera collection, with a 1/1. This is only matched by the Panasonic LX5, while the Canon G12, Nikon P7000 and Ricoh GRD III have 1/1. There is, however, a port that allows an optional electronic viewfinder (EVF) to be attached and mounted in the Olympus XZ-1's hotshoe. A larger sensor should give the Olympus camera an advantage as it often allows for bigger photosites, which usually means less image noise. In the absence of a viewfinder, images are composed on the XZ-1's 3-inch 610,000 dot LCD screen....

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