Olympus mju-ii(Olympus Stylus Epic)

[perkeleellinen]

Changing from 400 to 800 is easy as just one black square needs to be scratched off. Check this "DX Simulator":

http://www.imageaircraft.com.au/DXsim/

Just look at the change when you switch between 400 and 800.

[joe7]

Changing from 400 to 800 is easy as just one black square needs to be scratched off. Check this "DX Simulator":

http://www.imageaircraft.com.au/DXsim/

Just look at the change when you switch between 400 and 800.

thanks for the link..it is very useful

[timk]

FYI, the mju-ii will "assume" 100 iso film if you insert a bulk load cartridge with no DX coding.

[joe7]

is there any website for me to download the manual for this camera?

[Tim Gray]

I got this from somewhere on the web. It's a bunch of jpg scans of the manual, but it works: link.

Let me know if there is a problem.

[joe7]

I got this from somewhere on the web. It's a bunch of jpg scans of the manual, but it works: link.

Let me know if there is a problem.

Thanks for the manual..it's really helpful

[luvcameras]

Here is another article on the Stylus Epic

http://antiquecameras.net/olympusstylusepic.html

Dan

[BenZucker]

I have been looking for a while, where can you buy the stickers with the dx code on them?

[perkeleellinen]

In the UK:

http://www.firstcall-photographic.co...abels-iso-400/

[Stephen Schoof]

In the U.S.:

http://www.porters.com/catalogsearch...ed+film+labels

(I haven't used them personally, but don't see how you could go wrong.)

Light leaks/reflections seem to be an issue with the Epic/MJUII. I've had several and more than one have given me a weird reflection, seemingly off the paper 'frame' thingy that surrounds the lens on the inside. I've never figured out the problem and it is infrequent enough to not worry about.

I have taken some nice slides on Velvia with my Epics but really love the prints I get with good 400-speed negative film. Have fun with it.