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18 September 2017
Good replacement for Olympus EP-10 (for OM-D E-M5)
1 of 1 found this helpful Ok, this is a kind of off-topic review but I bought these DK-23 eye cups to replace the EP-10 eye cup on my Olympus OM-D E-M5, and I can confirm that they fit all right.
They are larger than the stock EP-10 so more comfortable, and they seem to be a tighter fit, which is a good thing, since the EP-10 is notorious for popping off.
The only negative is that they are taller than EP-10 so they block the accessory port (e.g., for a VF-4).
18 January 2009
Slow - doesn't work with Skype even though WM5
The IPAQ rx1950 is an "older" IPAQ, and the CPU is relatively slow, 300MHz.
It includes WIFI (11b only), but not Bluetooth.
Probably because of the somewhat slow CPU, it does not work with Skype very well. More precisely:
- I couldn't get it to work with the current Skype for Windows Mobile 2.5. It installs, but when calling the Skype echo service, I cannot even hear the annoucement.
- I got it to kind of work with an older Skype version, 2.1, and that allowed me to at least hear the echo service announcement and I was able to hear what I said, but audio was "choppy", with brief missing segments.
The funny thing is that it seems to work very well with Slingplayer's Mobile player, which I would have thought was more CPU-intensive than Skype.
Overall, it's an ok Windows Mobile 5 device, but somewhat limited.
30 January 2016
Super super zoom
7 of 7 found this helpful I have had a Lumix DMC-FZ20 for a number of years, but it was getting very dated, esp. only being able to use maximum 2GB SDCard, so I'd been debating getting an FZ200, FZ300, or FZ1000. I really wanted to have an articulating LCD and a good viewfinder, and I also liked having the Leica lenses on these cameras.
I ended up getting this FZ200 rather than the newer FZ300 because the FZ300 is way more expensive.
Looking at various reviews, I was a little worried because they said that the FZ300 viewfinder was much better than the FZ200's, but now that I have the FZ200, it is fine.
One of the only things I don't like is that they changed the design of the lens cap. The FZ20's lens cap is much more substantial and the "ears" to press are on the edge, whereas the ears on the FZ200's lens cap are nearer the front/center, and are much harder to squeeze, esp. if your fingers are slippery. It's really unfortunate that the FZ20 lens cap won't fit on the FZ200 :(!
It comes with a "Lumix" neck strap, charger, and battery.
I use an Eye Fi card in mine, and that works fine also, sending the pics to my PC automatically.
So overall, I think this was a super decision and I am very happy with this FZ200. I've put a Hoya UV 52mm filter on it, but other than that, and the lens cap, it is great!