Showing posts with label Olympus VG-110. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olympus VG-110. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

The olympus vg-110 super macro mode.



The inexpensive VG-110 compact digital camera has a supermacro mode. To obtain the sharpest detail you should set the focusing mode to spot and not face/iESP or AF tracking. As one can see above, even an insect can be seen clearly in the flower.


Here is another photo using the Super Macro feature of the Olympus VG-110.




Thursday, September 15, 2011

Night shots at Lung Center of the Philippines

I have an album of photos hosted at my publicly available Facebook albums. Here is one photo among the 27 photos in the album. I took these photos on the way to the Lung Center of the Philippines to visit a dear sister. It include scenes also from Philcoa area.







Only the lights from lamps in the area was used (no flash!) to illuminate the scene. There is noise in the image but overall the VG-110 comes off well, even showing the green color of some of the trees.

Friday, August 19, 2011

My Olympus VG-110 Point and Shoot camera

The first time I held in my hands the small Olympus VG-110 camera as a replacement for my Samsung ES30, I thought the photos it can take will all be grainy and matte'd. Spending more time with it, I am now a satisfied user of this ultra compact camera! It can take sports photos (I used the Image Stabilization) or sports setting, which requires multiple shots with the Samsung, I bought the camera at U.P. Clark at Photoline, and I am disappointed that the sales lady removed the factory warranty card(hey! it belongs to you) and the USB cable with a line filter (the one with a cyclinder). (I came back this noontime and I am amazed the usb cable with a line filter is NOT REALY availlable. But the manufacturer's manual says it is provided!) The camera kit set me back at 4995 pesos.

I will explore more this camera and will publish links to albums of photos taken with it. Specification data taken from


official site. .
photos courtesy of Olympus. I will replace the photos later.
Pixels -12 Mbytes.
Optical zoom - 4x
Digital zoom - 4x
Lens 4.8-19.2mm (27-108MM 35 mm EQUIVALENT)
Aperture Rangef2.9 (W) / f6.5 (T)
Focus Range (from lens surface)Normal mode: Wide: 23.6" – infinity (0.6m – infinity), Tele: 39.4" – infinity (1.0m – infinity) Macro mode: Wide: 7.9" – infinity (0.2m – infinity), Tele: 23.6" – infinity (0.6m – infinity), Super Macro mode 1.97" – infinity (0.05m - inifinity)
Focus Mode iESP Auto, Spot AF, Face Detection AF, AF Tracking
Shutter Speed1/2000 sec. –1/2 sec. (up to 4 sec. in Candle Scene mode)
Self-Timer12/2 Seconds
Display2.7" LCD 230K dots
Focus mode iESP Auto, Spot AF, Face Detection AF, AF Tracking
ISO Sensitivity (SOS: Standard Output Sensitivity)Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 (equivalent)
Motion Blur SuppressionDigital Image Stabilization
Flash ModesAuto (for low light and backlit conditions), Red-Eye Reduction, Fill-in,Off
Flash working rangeWide: 14.4ft (4.38m) at ISO 800, Tele: 6.6 ft (2.30m) at ISO 800
Special features magic filters, AF tracking.
Shooting Modes 25 Shooting Modes; Intelligent Auto, Program Auto, Digital Image Stabilization, Magic Filter, Scene Modes (1. PORTRAIT, 2. LANDSCAPE, 3. NIGHT, 4. NIGHT+PORTRAIT, 5. SPORT, 6. INDOOR, 7. CANDLE, 8. SELF PORTRAIT, 9. SUNSET, 10. FIREWORKS, 11. CUISINE, 12. BEACH & SNOW, 13. DOCUMENTS, 14. PET), HD Movie,Magic Filter (Pop Art, Pinhole, Fisheye, Drawing, Soft Focus, Punk, Sparkle)
PanoramaManual PC Panorama (Up to 10 frames automatically stitchable with ib software)
Movie modes AVI Movie with Sound; 640 x 480 (30/15fps)VGA ,320 x 240 (30/15fps)-VGA, xVGA with sound.
Exposure Metering Digital ESP Metering, Face Detection AE
White Balance Control Auto, Presets (Daylight, Overcast, Tungsten and 3 Fluorescents)
Panorama - Manual external software stitching
Internal memoryMemory 18 MB internal memory
Removable Media Card SD/SDHC Card
Dimension3.6"W x 2.1"H x 0.78"D, (92.0mm x 54.2mm x 19.8mm)
Weight 3.7 oz (105 g) including batteries and memory card
Power Source Li-ion Rechargeable Battery (LI-70B)
AC adapterF-2AC
For more information, click on Olympus America.com I might buy another Point and Shoot camera powered by AA NiMh (nickel metal hydride0 batteries since I can shoot more than 200 photos in one session!