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Experience the true meaning of Christmas. Come and enjoy the live animal Christmas play titled The Journey, at First Baptist Church of Colchester, 301 E. South St., at 6 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 14. Admission is free. For more information, call 309-776-3518.
Fred Claus: A holiday comedy - but not classic
In an effort to reacquaint myself with holiday cheer through means other than How the Grinch Stole Christmas! and Its a Wonderful Life, I picked the Vince Vaughn Christmas comedy, Fred Claus. Fred Claus (Vaughn) is the older brother of Nicholas Claus (Paul Giamatti), known more familiarly as St. Nick or Santa Claus. From birth, Nick had been full of kindness and holiday cheer - his first word was ho. Fred vowed to be the best big brother any child could have, yet constantly found himself overshadowed by his younger brothers saintliness. Centuries later, because Nick and his family dont age, Fred lives in Chicago and hates Christmas with a passion. He has plans to open a gambling business - he just needs $50,000. After soliciting money on a street corner for a made-up charity, Fred lands in jail and calls his brother to bail him out and see if he can get the extra thousands of dollars from him. Nick asks Fred to help him in the North Pole before Christmas and he will give Fred the money. Fred arrives and is put in charge of labeling children naughty or nice while another visitor, Clyde Northcutt (Kevin Spacey), the jaded efficiency expert, does what he can to shut down Nick and his Christmas operation. While Fred sulks in his brothers shadow and tries to liven up the elves, Nick only has three strikes before Northcutt terminates Christmas for good. Soon enough, Freds arrival stirs up the North Pole so much that Christmas and presents for the worlds children doesnt seem possible. To be honest, Im not sure who the movie was really made for - adults or children. If it was made for adults, I find it to be lacking comedy people would pay to see, especially with Vaughns past repertoire of movies. However, the familiar character he creates on screen - likable but with a questioning edge - is present. With Vaughn and Giamatti, you would be led to believe adults would find it amusing but the humor is mediocre and childish, although there were a few light laugh-out-loud scenes. I will admit, Chris Ludacris Bridges as DJ Donnie, the DJ elf who refuses to play anything but Here Comes Santa Claus, was amusing. The movie is rated PG, so its OK for the children. Parents would be happy to know there are several themes throughout the story, including the naughty/nice child debate, sibling rivalry and the ever-present is Santa real question. The wholesome images of the North Pole, as well as the explanation of where Santas letters go and the backlog to Santa Claus life are also nice refreshers for the children. It was nice to watch a holiday movie - or any movie, for that matter - with a storyline that hasnt been remade or mass-produced multiple times. Fred Claus is a decent change of pace from the predictable Christmas movie. Overall, I would recommend this movie to parents who want something funny and light to watch with the children during the holiday season that will keep them and yourself - entertained.

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The Illinois State Department of Public Health Food Service Sanitation Code requires all establishments that serve food must complete a 15-hour certification class. A foodservice sanitation certification class will be held Wednesday, Dec. 17 and Thursday, Dec. 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Spoon River College Macomb campus, 208 S. Johnson St. Those seeking the five-hour refresher can sign up to attend Thursday, Dec. 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information or to register, call Spoon River College, 309-833-6031, or Insightful Foodservice, 309-837-5158.

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involved are honored to have an opportunity to create this deserving tribute." Suellyn Rieckelman, MHS history teacher, said the grant not only lets students talk with an older generation but also helps record the nation's history before it is too late. "This grant is a wonderful opportunity for our students to meet and interview area World War II veterans in order to listen to their stories," Rieckelman said. "This is living history in action. The Library of Congress wants to collect as many stories as possible and since it has been 63 years since World War II ended, many of these veterans are in their 80s and 90s, so indeed, time is of the essence." If area veterans would like to participate in the project, contact Rieckelman as soon as possible to make arrangements. She can be reached at 309-833-6207 during school hours. After school hours, messages may be left on her voicemail.

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Spoon River College (SRC) is offering Microsoft Access 2007 on Tuesday, Dec. 16 from 1-3 p.m. and Friday, Dec. 19 from 9-11 a.m. at the Macomb campus. The 2007 version of Access includes some great changes. This two-part course will provide an overview of these changes. Students will also learn how to plan and design a table; organize data; add, sort and delete records; apply filters; run queries; and create reports. Pamela Caton will guide students through the software at a comfortable pace and will also offer tips and shortcuts. Funding assistance from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity has enabled this course to be reasonably priced at just $20. Class will be held at the SRC Macomb campus, 208 S. Johnson St. For more information or to register, call Linda, 309-833-6031.

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Come join fellow League of Women Voters (LWV) members for a holiday party Thursday, Dec. 11 at The Old Bailey House, 100 S. Campbell, Macomb. A social hour will begin at 5:45 p.m. with dinner following at 6:15 p.m. The dinner, catered by Hy-Vee, will include chicken cordon bleu, pasta salad, wild rice, green beans almandine and cream pie for dessert. The charge is $8.50 per person payable at the door. Spouses and partners are, of course, welcome. The LWV will also have its traditional silent auction, so please bring items, new or used, that evening to donate.

MFD blood drive Dec. 16

Macomb Fire Department (MFD) will be having a blood drive Tuesday, Dec. 16 from 3-5:30p.m. in the Bunk Room at 219 W. Jackson St. New donors are needed. Healthy people are needed to give blood every day. Blood donation is a safe, simple procedure that only takes about an hour. Donors must be at least 16 years old, in good health and weigh at least 110 pounds. A Blood Donor card or other photo ID is required to donate, 16-year-old donors must present a signed parental consent form, available at www.bloodcenter.org. There is no risk of contracting disease by giving blood. People with controlled high blood pressure and diabetes can donate. Call Rick Diskell, 309-836-7800, to make an appointment. PRAIRIELAND BARBERSHOP CHORUS presents

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Editors note: In the Wednesday, Dec. 3 issue of the Macomb Eagle, the date of Kozlowskis services was incorrect. His services will be held from 6:30-7:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008, at Dodsworth-Piper-Wallen Funeral Home, Macomb. A celebration of life will follow at WIU. The Eagle staff regrets the error. Gene Kozlowski, chair and professor emeritus of the theatre - now called theatre and dance - department at WIU, died at home in Macomb on Friday, Nov. 28. The service will be held Sunday, Dec. 14 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at Dodsworth-Piper-Wallen Funeral Home, 201 W. Carroll St., Macomb. A reception will follow from 7:30-10:30 p.m. in the WIU Lamoine Room. An actor, director and playwright, Kozlowski joined Westerns theatre faculty in 1973 and was named department chair in 1980. He retired in December 2005. During his tenure he directed, and acted in, more than 50 productions, two of which - Landscape of the Body and Agnes of God - were selected among only six productions produced at the regional American College Theatre Festival, representing the finest in university and college theatre productions. He also served as head of Westerns acting program; managing director of Summer Music Theatre; guest director of the State of Illinois Repertory Theatre; and artistic director and managing director of Westerns Regional Touring Theatre Company (RTTC), for which
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he has won several national awards for his adaptations of traditional fairy tales and childrens stories. In May 1999, the Illinois Alliance for Arts Education awarded the RTTC the annual recognition award for the companys outstanding contributions to the arts in Illinois. Kozlowski was awarded the John F. Kennedy Centers Gold Medallion for Excellence in 1994 and the Illinois Theatre Associations Life Achievement Award in 2001. He was a member of the American College Theatre Festival Executive Selection Committee for Region III, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. He wrote nine plays that have been produced at local and regional theatres. He also has written and directed one independent screenplay, three industrial films and a childrens theatre television show for Dr. C. Productions. On two separate occasions, August 1986-August 1987; January 2003-June 2004, he served as interim dean of the College of Fine Arts and Communication. Kozlowski earned his bachelors, 1967, and masters, 1968, degrees at Western and has post-graduate studies from the University of Iowa. He taught in New Hampshire before returning to Western in 1973. A scholarship fund - the Gene Kozlowski New Playwright Fund - has been established through the WIU Foundation. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the scholarship fund may be made through the WIU Foundation, 1 University Circle, Macomb, IL 61455-1390

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Western Illinois Universitys Concert Band and Wind Ensemble will join to present their final fall semester performance at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 11 in the College of Fine Arts and Communication (COFAC) Recital Hall. The concert extravaganza will include separate performances by the WIU Concert Band, conducted by Associate Director of Bands Douglas Phillips, and by the WIU Wind Ensemble, conducted by Director of Bands Mike Fansler, as well as several combined performances. The evenings program will begin with performances by the Concert Band, which will be performing March with Trumpets (1957) by William Bergsma and Symphony for Band - West Point Symphony (1952) by Morton Gould. Followed with performances by the Wind Ensemble: Fanfare from La Peri (1927) by Paul Dukas, Spoon River (1967) by Percy Grainger, Voci Sacre (2004) by Luigi Zaninelli and Overture to Colas Breugnon (1937) by Dmitri Kabalevsky. The two bands will conclude with Dance of the Jesters (1873) by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, conducted by Phillips; Overture to Tannhuser (1845) by Richard Wagner, conducted by Fansler; and Solid Men to the Front! (1918) by John Philip Sousa, conducted by Phillips. The concert extravaganza is open free to the public. For more information, contact Phillips, 309-298-1505 or at DL-Phillips2@wiu.edu.

Galesburg, 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12 Boys basketball Macomb vs. Rockridge, 7:30 p.m. West Prairie at West Central, 7:30 p.m. B-PC/Avon at Southeastern, 7:30 p.m. Rushville-Industry at Spoon River Valley, 7:30 p.m. Boys swimming Macomb at United Township, 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13 Girls basketball Macomb at Galesburg King Tournament, 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. West Prairie vs. B-PC/Avon at Abingdon Tournament, noon Boys basketball West Prairie vs. North Fulton, 7:30 p.m. Wrestling Macomb at Springfield Southeast Duals, 9 a.m.
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Clarence R. Ancelet, 87, Carthage, died at noon, Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, at Hancock County Nursing Home, Carthage. Graveside services were held Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008, at South Cemetery, Basco, with Deacon Pat Monroe officiating. You may sign the guestbook and leave online condolences, www.lamportefuneralhomes.com.
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Eugene John Kozlowski, 65, Macomb, died at 7 a.m., Friday, Nov. 28, 2008, at his residence. Memorial services will be held at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008, at Dodsworth-Piper-Wallen Funeral Home, Macomb. Cremation rites have been accorded. Memorials may be made to the Gene Kozlowski New Playwright Fund at Western Illinois University. A celebration of life will continue after the memorial service at the Lamoine Room at Western Illinois University. You may sign the guestbook and leave online condolences, www.dodsworthfh.com.

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Aleen R. Caylor, 95, Geneseo, formerly of Bushnell, died Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, at Good Samaritan Village, Geneseo. Funeral services were held Monday, Dec. 1, 2008, at Martin-Hollis Funeral Home, Bushnell. Entombment was in Bushnell Mausoleum.

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Verna Mae Rowland, 82, Macomb, died at 2:50 p.m., Monday, Dec. 1, 2008, at Heartland Health Care Center, Macomb. Funeral services were held Thursday, Dec. 4, 2008, at Dodsworth-Piper-Wallen Funeral Home, Macomb, with Pastor Jon Keck officiating. Burial was in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Colchester. Memorials may be Bethel Baptist Church made to St. Judes (American Baptist) Hospital or the Industry South of Colchester at Assembly of God 7795 N 450th Rd. Church. Sunday School - 9:30 am You may sign the Worship - 10:30 am guestbook and leave Jim Richardson, Pastor online condolences, www.dodsworthfh.com.

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Vacations. Time to recharge. Renew. Reconnect. Moments that matter. Capture it all in stunning detail. So youll remember everything later.
I like to use Live View. If I stoppe use the viewfinder, I would have missed this spontaneous and playful shot of my niece. Theres a big, colorful screen on the back of the E-410 that lets you see exactly table what youre shooting. The camera is so comfor to hold; it goes everywhere with me. Sometimes, take. the best photos are the ones you dont plan to
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Theres so much detail and sharpness, you can almost reach in the photo and grab ot af a balloon. I got thisllyshfilljustthe ter ing
the kids had spent time carefu balloons. The excellent color and clarity come from the way the camera and Olympus lenses work perfectly together. Now, every time I see this photo, I remember how much fun it was getting drenched that day.
Dust. Its everywhere. Its annoying. Its relentless. It must be stopped. Weve declared war on dust. And driven it out of our cameras.
My E-410 has the amazing ability to dust its own insides.
Thats why this shot came out free of spots.
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The blue in the ocean. The white in a breaking wave. The blond in a boys hair. Color gives life texture. It adds detail. And helps stir memories.
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ere take This series of shots of my son w en shots. less than two seconds. No pauses betwe tion, Every colorful detail is captured his concentra once his body language, the look of joy on his face ing he got going. I left out the photo of my son wip out. Ill use that to embarrass him later.
Some pictures are important. They define. Enlighten. Entertain. Theyre your history. Some pictures need to be perfect. And now they can be.

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The E-410 is an amazing camera. Now you can make it better.
The E-410 does so much, you cant help but get more interested in photography. Olympus has more than 20 digital lenses the most in the industry and dozens of accessories to help you take better pictures. Unlike older film lenses, the award-winning, lightweight Zuiko Digital lenses are meticulously engineered from pristine glass and designed to work specifically with all Olympus digital SLRs. Youll capture photos of unmatched clarity, color and detail. When you combine our lenses and accessories, your photographic possibilities are virtually unlimited. Shoot anything, anywhere (even underwater), knowing you have all the tools youll ever need in one compatible system.

ED 70-300mm

Underwater Housing

ED 18-180mm

FL-36 Flash

FL-50 Flash

OLYMPUS Master Software

35mm Macro

ED 14-42mm

ED 40-150mm

The Evolt E-410 in great detail. (Just like the pictures youll be taking.)
Only Olympus digital SLRs are engineered to be 100% digital. Simply put, this makes innovative technologies like Dust Reduction and Live View possible. It also helps to produce pictures with stunning edge-to-edge sharpness that cant be achieved with other digital SLR cameras. A powerful 10-megapixel Live-MOS sensor gives you more detail in your pictures than ever before. Another reason for the astonishingly clear images is our awardwinning family of more than 20 Zuiko Digital lenses the most in the industry. Unlike older film lenses, these advanced, precision-engineered 100% digital lenses are designed to work perfectly with the cameras digital technology. The result? Your photos will have exceptional color and clarity. All Zuiko lenses are compatible with all Olympus digital SLR cameras.
The camera that dusts its own insides.

Keep dust spots off your photos. The Olympus dust-reduction system is an industry first and a proven technology. Every time you turn on the E-410, our Supersonic Wave Filter located between the shutter and the image sensor silently vibrates an amazing 35,000 times per second. Dust is shaken away. You can take full advantage of all the benefits of an SLR camera and change lenses anywhere without worrying about dust ruining your photos.

Display your creativity.

If you want to take more imaginative photos, the EVOLT E-410 has all the tools. Youll have the control, flexibility and versatility to capture your shot just the way you picture it. Exercise tight control over your photos with advanced exposure modes, including program, aperture priority, shutter priority and full manual control. Get a great shot in any lighting situation with five metering modes (Multi-pattern, Center-weighted, Spot, Spot Highlight and Spot Shadow). Fine tune your photos colors with five modes (Vivid, Natural, Muted, Monotone, Sepia). Be as creative as your imagination allows. The EVOLT E-410 lets you control sharpness, contrast and tone so you wont need to tweak later. Shoot in black and white using five monochrome modes. Give yourself plenty of focusing flexibility with five modes (Single AF, Continuous AF, Manual Focus, Single AF + Manual Focus, Continuous AF + Manual Focus). Built-in, auto pop-up flash with six modes including auto and red-eye reduction. Or manually adjust flash intensity. Shoot using jpeg format for no-hassle sharing, printing and viewing. Or shoot using RAW format for highest image quality and control. OLYMPUS Master Software lets you easily download, edit and print your photos. Enjoy looking at your pictures in a slide show.
Comfort and convenience packed into a portable design.
The second you pick up the E-410, youll notice how naturally it fits in your hand. The body is ergonomically designed for superior comfort. Its lightweight and sleekly styled so its a pleasure to carry and use for hours at a time. The Li-Ion rechargeable battery gives you about 400 pictures per charge. The E-410 sips energy so batteries last. An empty battery can be recharged again and again with the included charger. There are two memory slots that hold Compact Flash Type 1/II, Microdrive and xD picture cards. Use the dual slot design to transfer images you want to save from one card to another. Manage your memories better. The all-digital design of the E-410 makes it easy to keep your camera current. Just plug it into your PC and download the latest camera and accessory firmware updates. The EVOLT E-410 comes with everything you need to get started: a 14-42mm zoom lens, a rechargeable battery and charger, a USB cable, video cable, shoulder strap, instruction manual and OLYMPUS Master Software. Olympus makes it easy to learn how to shoot like a pro. Take free digital photo lessons at www.olympusdigitalschool.com. Itll help you get the very most out of your EVOLT E-410.

Better photos through technology.
Advanced imaging technology is at the heart of the EVOLT E-410. The new TruePic III processor gives you brilliantly clear, bright photos with accurate skin tones. The E-410s technology also gives you: Quick camera start-up. Its ready when you are. Speedy shot-to-shot response. No shutter lag. A continuous drive of 3fps. Next-generation Noise Filter reduces graininess for superior definition. Superior color and amazing detail with TruePic III. Rapidly play back your photos and toggle between menu functions with speed you wont find on any other digital SLR. Even transferring images is quick the camera supports high-speed USB 2.0.
From the innovator in Live View LCD technology.
Be an instant expert with scene select modes.
You might not have time to capture a photo using the traditional viewfinder. Or you may want to shoot high or low. Maybe you want to capture your subject quickly and spontaneously. You may just want to carefully compose your picture. Thats why we developed Live View technology. Its one advantage of being 100% digital that you wont find on other digital SLR cameras. View 100% of your image. What you see is how your photo will look. Preview and review photos on a high-resolution, 2.5-inch HyperCrystal LCD screen. See the screen with amazing clarity from any angle up to 176 degrees. Check the sharpness of a shot before snapping it with 7x or 10x magnification. The EVOLT E-410 makes you look like a pro. It has more scene and shooting modes than any other digital SLR camera. Simply select the right mode for your shot. The E-410 takes care of the rest. Youll find 20 easy modes covering practically every common shooting scenario, including Portrait, Fireworks, Sports, Landscape, Sunset, Beach + Snow, Underwater and many more. Five advanced programmed modes Macro, Landscape, Portrait, Night-scene Portrait and Action/Sports.

Underwater photography

Capture clear, bright underwater shots from as deep as 40 meters with the optional Olympus housing. It works with any of the seven ports and port extenders. Take colorful, highly detailed photos with our flash housings and flash bracket. Use the E-410s underwater scene select modes to shoot like a pro.

EVOLT E-410 System Chart

EVOLT E-410 Specifications
Product Type Memory Screen Size Lens Mount Effective Pixels Number Image Pickup Unit Product Type Total No. of Effective Pixels Aspect Ratio Filter Array LPF IR Cut Filter Dust Reduction Recording Recording Format File Format Recording Image Size File Size Single-lens reflex Live View digital camera with interchangeable lens system CompactFlash type I/II, Microdrive, xD-picture card (dual-slot) 17.3mm (H) x 13.0mm (V) Four thirds mount 10 million pixels Live MOS sensor Approx. 10.9 million pixels 1.33 (4:3) Primary color filter (RGB) Fixed type Hybrid type Supersonic wave filter (dust-reduction system for image sensor) DCF, DPOF compatible/Exif, PRINT Image Matching III RAW (12-bit), JPEG, RAW+JPEG [RAW] 3648 x 2736 pixels [JPEG] 3648 x 2736 pixels - 640 x 480 pixels RAW: 3648 x 2736 compressed Approx. 11MB SHQ: 3648 x 2736 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 6.8MB HQ: 3648 x 2736 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 4.7MB SQ: 3200 x 2400 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 5.3MB 3200 x 2400 Approx. 1/4 compressed Approx. 3.7MB 3200 x 2400 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 1.7MB 3200 x 2400 Approx. 1/12 compressed Approx. 1.1MB 2560 x 1920 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 3.6MB 2560 x 1920 Approx. 1/4 compressed Approx. 2.2MB 2560 x 1920 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 1.1MB 2560 x 1920 Approx. 1/12 compressed Approx. 0.7MB 1600 x 1200 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 1.3MB 1600 x 1200 Approx. 1/4 compressed Approx. 0.8MB 1600 x 1200 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 0.5MB 1600 x 1200 Approx. 1/12 compressed Approx. 0.3MB 1280 x 960 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 0.8MB 1280 x 960 Approx. 1/4 compressed Approx. 0.5MB 1280 x 960 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 0.3MB 1280 x 960 Approx. 1/12 compressed Approx. 0.2MB 1024 x 768 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 0.5MB 1024 x 768 Approx. 1/4 compressed Approx. 0.4MB 1024 x 768 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 0.2MB 1024 x 768 Approx. 1/12 compressed Approx. 0.1MB 640 x 480 Approx. 1/2.7 compressed Approx. 0.2MB 640 x 480 Approx. 1/4 compressed Approx. 0.2MB 640 x 480 Approx. 1/8 compressed Approx. 0.1MB 640 x 480 Approx. 1/12 compressed Approx. 0.1MB Eye-level single-lens reflex viewfinder Approx. 95% Approx. 0.92x (-1m-1, 50mm lens, infinity) Approx. 14mm (-1m-1) -3.0 - +1m-1 Fixed (Neo Lumi-Micron Mat screen) Eyepiece cap EP-4 supplied Interchangeable type EP-5/6, EP-5 supplied (magnifier eye cup ME-1 is available) Can be checked (when left arrow pad is set in preview mode), selectable from the optical viewfinder or rear-mounted LCD monitor Aperture value, shutter speed, record mode, AF confirmation mark, flash, WB, AE lock, number of storable still images, exposure compensation value, metering mode, battery warning, exposure mode, AF frame (super impose) Live MOS sensor for still picture shooting is used, 100% field of view, exposure adjustment preview, white balance adjustment preview, grid line displayable, 7x/10x magnification possible, MF/S-AF, AF frame display, AF point display, shooting information, histogram, heat warning Available with phase-difference detection system HyperCrystal LCD (semi-transmissive TFT color LCD) 2.5 inches Approx. 230,000 pixels 100% 15 levels TTL phase-difference detection system Single AF (S-AF)/continuous AF (C-AF)/manual focus (MF)/S-AF + MF/C-AF + MF 3-point multiple AF (auto, selectable in option) Auto/option selectable EV 0 to 19 (at 20C/68F, ISO 100) Built-in flash (external flash available. Inactivation is available to set.) Locked at first position of shutter button in single AF mode/AEL button (customizable) Interlocked with continuous AF mode Available TTL open-aperture metering system (1) digital ESP metering (49-point multi-pattern metering) (2) center-weighted average metering (3) spot metering (approx. 1% for the viewfinder screen) (4) spot with highlight control (5) spot with shadow control EV 1-20 (digital ESP metering, center-weighted average metering, spot metering) (At normal temperature, 50mm f2, ISO 100) (1) Auto (2) P: program AE (program shift can be performed) (3) A: aperture priority AE (4) S: shutter priority AE (5) M: manual (6) scene program AE (7) scene select AE Portrait, landscape, macro, sport, night + portrait Portrait, landscape, landscape + portrait, night scene, night + portrait, children, sport, high key, low key, digital image stabilization, macro, nature macro, candle, sunset, fireworks, documents, panorama* (* available with the Olympus xD-picture card), beach + snow, underwater wide, underwater macro AUTO/ISO 100-1600, 1/3EV steps (AUTO: automatic control is available in AUTO, program, A, scene program, scene select, flash can be fired) 5 EV in 1/3 EV steps Locked by first position of shutter button/AEL button (customizable) 3 frames in 2/3, 1EV steps selectable White Balance Auto WB System Preset White Balance White Balance Compensation Custom White Balance One-Touch White Balance Color Mode Color Matrix Picture Mode Mode Adjustment Parameter Filter Effect Picture Tone Gradation Shutter Product Type Shutter Speed Advanced detection system with live MOS sensor 7 settings (3000K-7500K) lamp (3000K), fluorescent 1 (4000K), fluorescent 2 (4500K), fluorescent 3 (6600K), daylight (5300K), cloudy (6000K), shade (7500K) 7 steps in each R-B/G-M axis (in auto WB/preset WB mode) 1 setting can be registered at Kelvin temperature (2000K-14000K) 1 custom setting can be registered sRGB, Adobe RGB Vivid, natural, muted, monotone Contrast, sharpness and saturation level available in 5 steps for vivid, natural or muted contrast and sharpness level available in 5 steps for monotone Yellow, orange, red or green filter available for monotone Sepia, blue, purple or green tone available for monotone 4 levels (auto, high key, normal, low key) Computerized focal-plane shutter Auto mode: 2-1/4000 sec. (depends on settings), P(Ps), S, A, M mode: 60-1/4000 sec. (bulb: up to 8 min. with limiter), scene program/scene select mode: 4-1/4000 sec. (depends on settings); 1/3EV steps Operation time: 12 sec., 2 sec. (cancel available) Available (with optional RM-UC1 remote cable) Operation time: 2 sec., 0 sec., bulb control available (with optional RM-1 remote control) Single-frame shooting, sequential shooting, self-timer, remote control Approx. 3 frames/sec. RAW mode: max. 6 frames JPEG mode: depends on compression ratio and no. of pixels (HQ mode: approx. up to card capacity) Retractable flash (auto pop-up type), GN=12 (ISO 100.m) FL-50, FL-36, FL-20 and SRF-11 or STF 22 Macro Flashes TTL auto (TTL pre-flash mode), auto, manual Auto, red-eye reduction, red-eye reduction slow sync., fill-in, slow synchronization, manual, off 1/180 sec. or less, super FP up to 1/4000 sec. Up to 2 EV in 1/3 EV steps 1st curtain synchronization/2nd curtain slow synchronization (selectable) Battery information, exposure mode, shutter speed, aperture value, exposure compensation value, ISO sensitivity, exposure compensation indicator, exposure indicator, flash intensity compensation indicator, date, BKT warning, NR warning, WB, WB compensation value, picture mode, flash mode, record mode, image size, card information, drive mode, flash intensity compensation value, metering mode, recordable still image number, focusing mode, FP warning, AF frame, AF illuminator, color mode, sharpness, contrast, saturation, gradation, heat warning Back light lighting time is selectable. (Keep, 8, 30 sec., 1 min.) Single-frame, index (4/9/16/25 frames), calendar, close-up (2-14x), slideshow, picture rotation (auto mode available) Histogram (independent luminance/RGB available), highlight/shadow point warning, AF frame, shooting information US: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese Left arrow button is available to set some functions (off, one-touch WB, test picture, preview, live preview) 2 settings are recordable Single frame, all frames, selected frames (with protect function) Single frame, selected frames, release protect (single/all selected) Single frame, all frames, selected frames RAW development Monotone, sepia, red-eye reduction, saturation (color depth), resize (producing another file) Print reservation (DPOF), direct print (PictBridge compatible) USB 2.0 high speed for storage and camera control (MTP mode is available) Dedicated multi-connector (Video: NTSC/PAL selectable, optional remote cable RM-UC1 is available) Hot shoe BLS-1 Li-ion battery (included) Available (1, 3, 5, 10 min., off selectable) Approx. 400 shots (optical viewfinder) (with 50% flash light) (with BLS-1 under CIPA testing standard) 129.5mm (W) x 91mm (H) x 53mm (D)/5 in. (W) x 3.5 in. (H) x 2 in. (D) (excluding protrusions) 375 g/13 oz. (body only) 0-40C/32-104F (operation)/20-60C/68-140F (storage) 30-90% (operation)/10-90% (storage) E-410 body, 14-42mm lens (kit contents), Li-ion battery BLS-1, Li-ion battery charger BCS-1, USB cable, video cable, shoulder strap, OLYMPUS Master CD-ROM, instruction manual, warranty card E-410 body 262040 E-410 body with ED 14-42mm 262041 E-410 body with ED 14-42mm and ED 40-150mm 262042

Self-Timer Remote Cable Release Optical Remote Control Drive Drive Mode Sequential Shooting Speed Max. Recordable Pictures On Sequential Shooting Integrated Flash Built-In Flash Compatible External Flash Flash Control Mode Flash Mode Synchronization Speed Flash Intensity Control Synchronization Timing Super Control Panel
Viewfinder Product Type Field of View Viewfinder Magnification Eye Point Diopter Adjustment Range Focusing Screen Eyepiece Shutter Eye Cup Preview Viewfinder Information
Back Light Timer Playback Playback Modes Information Display Menu Languages Custom Setting Custom Function Custom Reset Image Editing Erasing Function Protect Function Copy Between Media RAW Picture Editing JPEG Editing Print Print Function Input/Output PC Interface USB/Video Connector Flash Attachment Power Requirements Battery Sleep Mode No. of Recordable Pictures Dimensions/Weight Dimensions Weight Operating Environment Temperature Humidity Box Contents

Live View

AF Monitor Product Type Size Total No. of Pixels Playback Field of View Brightness Control Focusing AF System Focus Mode Focusing Point Focusing Point Selection AF Luminance Range AF Illuminator AF Lock Focus Tracking Focus Aid Exposure Control Metering System
Metering Range Exposure Mode Scene Program AE Scene Select AE

Stock Numbers

ISO Sensitivity Exposure Compensation AE Lock Exposure Bracketing
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