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A bowl.
Controls on the 310 are a bit icky. Definitely not for the peeps who need zero-second response time. The interface is a bit laggy, especially because of the preview modes on exposure compensation and white balance options, which freeze the action for a second or so. On top of that, the zoom rocker is stiff and the nail on it has a nasty tendency to dig in to your finger. The thumb rocker is also rather stiff, and trying to force your pushes in, it sometimes skips the option you were going for.
Addendum; viewing images on-camera sometimes gets you stuck on certain picture. You can zoom in and out of it, but not move to other pictures, or use any other buttons to escape it. Pressing shutter takes you back to shooting mode, but the camera forgets in which picture you were and resets to the most recent.
Another possibly dangerous design fault in VR-310 is the on-board deletion. Instead of simply pressing trashcan on the thumb rocker for each picture you want to delete, the deletion mode stays on and automatically moves to the next picture. It certainly makes deleting more images faster, but usually I find it useless, and for an unattentive user, it can cost pictures.
//Update: I no longer have the VR-310. In a nutshell, it's a fine camera for everyday, travel or vacation shooting, but lacks many controls required for more advanced photography. The build is solid, and it's easy to use. The biggest flaws are the placement of the flash, and a bit clunky macro-system.
Leica M6 - Summicron ASPH 35mm @ f2 - Tri-X 400 @1600 (HC110, Dilution-B @16min)
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La 310.052 llevaba toda la tarde en Venta de Baños, pero la 310.046 bajó, previsiblemente de Santander, donde tiene su depósito fijado.
Buena tarde en la localidad venteña, lástima que el tren que más se ve es, con diferencia el 130.
Day 310 of 365: I'm the king of the world? King of the hill?
Did some shooting up in Virginia City, Nevada, this afternoon, and this formation is on Geiger Grade on the drive in. Always wanted to stop there, so I did today. Shot on Leica Digilux 2 with 10-second timer on Bogen tripod.
Preserved Southern Vectis National Holidays liveried Plaxton Paramount 3200 bodied Leyland Tiger 310, TJI 8780 (ex-WDL 310 Y) is pictured at a rally in Birkenhead.
11/6/13 - I went to a volleyball game the other day and wasn't happy with all of my pictures. I wanted to try again, so I found that Madonna University was having their last home game tonight. I wasn't able to get side views at Michigan and I was able to do that here. Even with that, I found it hard to get the shots that I wanted. Following the ball was difficult and the focus wasn't always right. Michigan has a few more home games, so I may have to try again.
Willow bud. Super macro mode.
Pajunsilmu ja VR-310:n hyvää detaljitasoa macrokuvauksessa.
Autofocus on VR-310 is pretty snappy, and usually it has no problem finding the target. However, I've found that letting the camera do the focusing sometimes leads to inevitable focusing errors, or no focus at all, especially in very bright light.
Macro focus at wide focal length is pretty solid, but when you use the zoom while using macro mode, problems arise. It loses it's close focusing capabilities very quickly, and when focusing on bright objects with little contrast, it's a pain in the ass. There is no manual focusing.
//Update: I no longer have the VR-310. In a nutshell, it's a fine camera for everyday, travel or vacation shooting, but lacks many controls required for more advanced photography. The build is solid, and it's easy to use. The biggest flaws are the placement of the flash, and a bit clunky macro-system.
I was a small child when I first drove through this struggling logging town in the foothills of the Cascades and I have many memories, not all good, of this place and its people. The town yearns for so much more but is locked out in the cold wet perpetual drizzle, left with no industry that we dare name.
The young man in this photo did smile, laugh, stick out his tongue, and he made the hang loose sign - just not in this photo, in this moment. We are all complex, emotional, and have moments of frailty that change in an instant when we know others are watching.
ça manquait un peu de montagne par ici. Et puis j'avais pas de photos du jour ;)
archive des Alpes, Valmeinier 1800
Wrapper from a nearby grill.
The flash. What a disappointment. Nothing new about on-board flash being weak in a p&s, but worst about it is the positioning. The flash is on the right side of the camera - just where you will be holding of it, and where they've even put a little knob to increase surface from which to hold the camera! This means that unattentive users, such as I think Olympus is trying to reach with VR-310 (and 320 and 330), will be losing many indoor shots as their hand blocks the flash.
//Update: I no longer have the VR-310. In a nutshell, it's a fine camera for everyday, travel or vacation shooting, but lacks many controls required for more advanced photography. The build is solid, and it's easy to use. The biggest flaws are the placement of the flash, and a bit clunky macro-system.