Kodachrome Sensor made by Kodak for the Olympus E-500 DSLR Camera for that Film Look Class 170
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2022
- A Kodachrome looking ccd Sensor made by Kodak for the Olympus E-500 DSLR Camera for that 35mm Film Look. ** All of the photos in today's video are "STRAIGHT OUT OF CAMERA JPEGS"
Kodak once made "That Film Look" camera ccd sensors for Olympus and Leica M8 & M9 (and a few others).
Let's look at the photographs from the Olympus E-500 which has a Kodak ccd sensor that can pass for Kodachrome film!
*History of CCD Sensors;
The CCD was invented in 1969 at Bell Labs by Willard Boyle and George Smith. Since that CCD was sensitive to light it was used as image sensor for video and TV cameras. It could also be used as a memory device or analogue signal delay since it's principally a kind of analogue shift-register circuit.
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Hi! Just reaching out from Germany to you to say that after watching your video I decided to get an E-500 myself! Thanks for this video, great job in explaining. I hope I will be as lucky to find a XD Card in mine, also.
That's fantastic...you will love it 😀
I have a Pentax 645D medium format digital camera with Kodak sensor inside! The colors are stunning..
Saw one of those at a camera shop the other day. How is it to shoot?
I have four and five E-300’s and two E-400’s. Love them!!!
Amazing output of this Kodak-Sensor! Beautiful Colors. Thank you
My first ever DSLR was an Olympus E-500 and it's colours were really unmatched
You speak the truth :)
Oh man, these 4/3 “vintage” digital cameras are so underrated it’s not even funny. Loved your review here of the Olympus. Two card slots….cool…and that CCD sensor….wow. I recently got a Digilux 3 and I’m stunned at the images it puts out. I use full frame Canons and L lenses for my wedding work, but the 4/3 Leica easily rivals the full frame Canon output. Low light situations might reveal the weakness of the 4/3 but since I use flash all day long, I might get one for my Leica and go for it.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Carmine, your videos are always appreciated.
I got one 💖 with 40-150 zuiko lens attached,charger,2 batteries and cable .. all for 120 euro including shipping fees!!!
thank you!!! Lovely video.. to the point 👌
Beautiful photos, Carmine. I’m glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!
I still have my e-500 that i bought new so long ago. Also have the XD card. I didnt know they were so rare. I always loved the images that were produced by this camera.
** All of the photos in today's video are "STRAIGHT OUT OF CAMERA JPEGS"
Kodak once made "That Film Look" camera sensors for Olympus and Leica M8 & Leica M9 (and a few others).
Great photos, thanks for the video!
Your very welcome 👍
Hi Carmine,
I just bought mine two weeks ago, i have an e-300 with all the kitlenses for under 100 Euro; the sensors of the e-500 and e-300 are close to the E-1, which i originally wanted to buy, but the e-300 was a steal...
Yes, you are right, this is the only type of digital that makes me want to shoot, the colors , the rendition, but also the challenge ;)
Nice photos Carmine from New York!
Thank you for the video! Leica only had 2 cameras with the ccd sensor, m8 and m9 sir . Lovely photos!
Yes, you are right, and the Leica M9, full frame camera was $8,000 when it was introduced, wow.
Hello. I enjoy this and your other videos a lot. Because of this particular one, I just bought an E-400, with a 10 megapixel Kodak CCD.
I already love the photos I get from my wonderful 5 mpx Konica Minolta 7D. They have a special and beautiful colour and character but never thought that, besides the Minolta glass, it was also the result of the CCD sensor.
So, now, I'm very excited to try my new Olympus E-400. Best regards
Hello, you will love your Olympus E-400 ccd camera :)
I wish I could find an E-400 here in the states!
Just picked up an E-500 for $62, complete with 14-45mm zoom. Great camera, love the colours. The only thing is, there are not many original Four Thirds lenses available here in the UK. I had the E410 back when it came out, with the 25mm 2.8. Wish i still had that lens…..not easy to find now.
Great video; thankyou!
Thanks for watching my channel. :)
Love your video Carmine. I was lucky enough to buy one of these, with the 2 kit lenses for only 30 bucks!!! An incredible camera so I invested in the Zuiko 25mm f2,8, the 50mm F2,0 macro and the 14-54mm f2,8-3,5. I'm hooked! Now I also managed to get my hands on an E-300, a C-8080 and a C-5060. I would love to see more from you on these Olympus CCD camera's!!!
Hello, I'm so glad you enjoy the Olympus E-500 as well as so many other Olympus cameras..the ccd sensor in them is a masterpiece of engineering 👍
Hi! First, thank you for taking the time for making this video. You had a part in my photographic Journey and are one of few deciding factors that made me go out and buy one. I await an E500 eVolt (I drive a Chevy Volt lol) that should arrive Monday May 15/23. The kit I found was in Quebec, Canada on Marketplace for $ 200.00 CDN ($ 142.00 USD) and it included: Olympus eVolt e500 DSLR camera in perfect condition with bag, compact flash card, two XD cards, tripod lens 14-45 and 40-150 UV lens and protective lens battery and charger, sunscreen and instruction manual. I had sold my Nikon DSLR years ago and went to Sony. I have had three of their cameras and have sold the last one a month ago. I enjoy wildlife and am hoping to get a better telephoto lens for this camera for shooting from my Kayak, hiking and Camping. Could you suggest one or two lens that I should look out for that work well with the E-500?
You got a very good price for that system. I would get the Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 70-300mm f4.0-5.6..but.. go to this website and you decide; cameradecision.com/Telephoto-Zoom-lens-for-Olympus-E-500
@@CarmineTavernaPhotography Hi again. OMG! I found one (70-300mm F4-5.6) in Calgary and just purchased it for $ 80.00. The seller claims its in perfect condition and mailed it yesterday. I get it this Thursday and will be out shooting late Thursday afternoon. I will post a video on my results with this camera and send you a link :). Thank you again. Can't wait to start shooting with the E500.
Got my camera and took a few pictures right away. I then tried Topaz denoise software to see if it would enhance the resolution while keeping the Kodak colors :) ruclips.net/video/MvGqWnEllW0/видео.html
Hey Carmine, i recently bought a Nikon D300 and 7000s from a fellow on Craigslist for $300. When I met him, he included a couple lenses and vertical grips and backpack but in the pack he tossed in an E-500 with the kit lens gratis. I played around with the E500 and was amazed by the color rendition and the quality of the pics i have taken with it. I like all 3 cameras but the Olympus was a sleeper surprise and i intend to use for street photography. The only thing i am missing is a charger and a spare battery or two which i will to look for to give me a nice lightweight system. Your videos inspire me to work on taking better photos both digital and film.
You truly did get a great price for that gear. Thank you for watching my channel.
🤟And...
Thank you Paul Simon for your song..
Kodachrome
They give us those nice bright colors
Give us the greens of summers
Makes you think all the world's a sunny day, oh yeah
I got a Nikon camera
I love to take a photograph
So mama, don't take my Kodachrome away"🤟
Carmine, great video!! Can you tell me what is the name of the mount of the e-500? I am trying to buy an adapter to other lenses but I want to make sure I buy the right adaptor.
The e500 takes a four thirds mount lens. Not to be confused with a micro four thirds mount. Hope this helped.
I want one!
I have the full kit purchased new in 2004. I added the 50mm F1.2 lens. Amazing images. Another that is very good is the Fuji Finepix S7000. I had 3 bodies but only one left. The images from that enlarge to 16x20 with excellent color and detail Dont know why so good...do you??? Thanks ...great videos.
LOL...good because of those mighty ccd sensors :)
Does this have image stabilization or weather proofing ? I want a combo between e620 and the 500
Hello, this will answer all your questions about the fantastic Olympus E-500;
www.dpreview.com/products/olympus/slrs/oly_e500
Hi Carmine, just received my E-500 today. Got it with the 2 kit lens. Initially not impressed, especially because it has no IBIS. I was shooting indoors but it was during the day, so there was light. The pictures came out slightly blurry and not sharp. I found out after a while this camera need lots of light for the pictures to shine. Best for outdoors. For indoors, using the pop up flash is pretty good. I did managed to get some colorful pictures. Hope this Kodak CCD sensor is for real. BTW what picture setting you use to produce the best colors? I love older cameras and love your videos. Problem is having too many.
Attached is a link to the ADVANCED PDF BOOK FOR FREE that will guide you to enjoy your e500.
cs.olympus-imaging.jp/en/support/imsg/digicamera/download/manual/esystem/man_e500_en.pdf
Hi Carmine, I'm Andrea from Italy, do you think there is still a chance to perform firmare updates nowadays ?
Check this site for the firmware update; support.jp.omsystem.com/en/support/imsg/digicamera/download/software/firm/e1/e500.html
Kodak please develop a MFT camera with CCD sensor, it does not need to be lowlight capable, no AF, no flippy screen, no slowmo, but your CCD sensor (global shutter cinematic look), even 2K would be enough. Call it Cinechrome!
Real nice!
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Is that a CCD sensor? My old canon s95 has one and it’s awesome
Are these images jpg straight out of camera?
Yes.
I'm really trying hard _not_ to buy one of these. 😂This may be an odd question, but how do you decide which camera and lens to take out each time? I find myself with a growing collection of vintage cameras, and while it's usually clear to me which film camera to take when I feel like shooting film, I find it much harder to figure out which digital camera to grab. And any thoughts on _storing_ cameras for easy access? Thanks!
There is no rhyme or reason as to what camera to select and shoot. It's just an impulse..lol
Nikon D200 - D40 - D40x - D80 - D3000 (bigger screen) are all equipped with the great CCD Kodachrome sensor. The CCD 10Mp pixel sharpness and detail output can be compared with a 18-24mp cmos sensor.
@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 it’s about the same…same deep vibrant colors. The Sony Alpha series even had a 14mp CCD before switching to cmos. I have one but the mirror is less damped than on Nikon resulting in blurry images in -125th slower shutter speeds