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DigIT Reviews Olympus E-1
The Norwegian digital photography website DigIT has just published an extensive review of the Olympus E-1 DSLR.
Website: DigIT - Olympus E-1 Review
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#1 Ed Garrard
Who knows? You can't tell what the pics are really like due to the copyright blurb pasted right across them. I would think that a photography site would be about seeing the pictures, not about ruining them. Take some pics to specifically go with the article and consider them gone. If they are so worried about people stealing their pictures, they need to be in another line of work. Sorry, but that was a real disappointment...
4:57 am - Tuesday, September 2, 2003
#2 Mark Goldstein
I'm with you on this one Ed. I think review websites should take some bog-standard pics and present them as they are. People are more interested in what the quality is like at full-size, rather than what the image is depicting.
1:35 pm - Tuesday, September 2, 2003