The compact 1.1-inch thickness of the Olympus VR-320, the company has both a 1/2.33 "-type, 14-megapixel CCD image sensor and an optical zoom lens Olympus brand x 12.5 , the equivalent focal length offers a generous selection, ranging from a wide angle to telephoto 24 mm to 300 mm 3.0-inch LCD with 230,000 pixels, which corresponds to about -. 320 x 240 array of pixels, each pixel of red separated , green and blue points -. that VR-320 is the only option for the preparation and review of images, as there is no optical viewfinder on this model Usefully given the telephoto lens on supply, Olympus offers the VR320 a true mechanical (sensor shift type) image stabilization -. half of Olympus' Dual Image Stabilization "system to fight against the dark The other half is what Olympus refers to as" stabilization Digital Image "-. essentially an environment, the camera to ISO (shutter speed and noise), in an attempt to stop the causes of the movement by increasing the ISO sensitivity ranges from a minimum of 100 corresponds to a maximum ISO of 1600 ISO.
The Olympus VR320 uses contrast AF system data flow of the image sensor of the operating system of the camera, and includes a face detection function is related to the auto exposure and autofocus systems, capable of monitoring simultaneously the field to eight faces. Olympus AF system can also track a moving subject around the frame, when a block is reached. At first glance, the company DSLR - - The Shadow Adjustment feature Olympus is included to restore the details in shaded areas without blowing the highlights in high contrast scenes.
The VR320 includes a variety of what the company regards the Magic Art Filters, which is similar to that of in-camera Art Filters are introduced in the Olympus digital SLR cameras in 2009. Two filter model of 2011-year-Magic - Sparkle and Punk - are included, also saw the Pop Art, Pinhole, Fisheye, Soft Focus filter and drawings in previous models. A total of 14 scene modes are offered in the Olympus VR-320, so that users can understand some degree of control over their images, without the subtleties of shutter speed and aperture. In addition to Programmed Auto, there's also an Intelligent Auto mode that automatically selects the right path to a subset of these - either Portrait, Landscape, Night + Portrait, Macro or Sports.
The VR320 is the 720p HD video at 15 frames per second or 30 takes, with the Motion JPEG AVI, but no provision for viewing images or movies in high definition television. Instead, the data can be transferred to a PC via a USB 2.0 high speed, or seen in the definition, courtesy of a standard composite video output. A rechargeable Li-42B lithium-ion battery with charger included with the VR-320, although no information on the life of the battery was available at this time. Images are stored in a modest 33 MB of internal memory and on SD or SDHC memory card - but not the last guy SDXC.
The Olympus VR-320 will be offered in the United States in March 2011 prices of about $ 200.
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The Olympus VR320 uses contrast AF system data flow of the image sensor of the operating system of the camera, and includes a face detection function is related to the auto exposure and autofocus systems, capable of monitoring simultaneously the field to eight faces. Olympus AF system can also track a moving subject around the frame, when a block is reached. At first glance, the company DSLR - - The Shadow Adjustment feature Olympus is included to restore the details in shaded areas without blowing the highlights in high contrast scenes.
The VR320 includes a variety of what the company regards the Magic Art Filters, which is similar to that of in-camera Art Filters are introduced in the Olympus digital SLR cameras in 2009. Two filter model of 2011-year-Magic - Sparkle and Punk - are included, also saw the Pop Art, Pinhole, Fisheye, Soft Focus filter and drawings in previous models. A total of 14 scene modes are offered in the Olympus VR-320, so that users can understand some degree of control over their images, without the subtleties of shutter speed and aperture. In addition to Programmed Auto, there's also an Intelligent Auto mode that automatically selects the right path to a subset of these - either Portrait, Landscape, Night + Portrait, Macro or Sports.
The VR320 is the 720p HD video at 15 frames per second or 30 takes, with the Motion JPEG AVI, but no provision for viewing images or movies in high definition television. Instead, the data can be transferred to a PC via a USB 2.0 high speed, or seen in the definition, courtesy of a standard composite video output. A rechargeable Li-42B lithium-ion battery with charger included with the VR-320, although no information on the life of the battery was available at this time. Images are stored in a modest 33 MB of internal memory and on SD or SDHC memory card - but not the last guy SDXC.
The Olympus VR-320 will be offered in the United States in March 2011 prices of about $ 200.