There is availability of both a histogram and/or brightness display in the LCD.
Get Noel to send you a brochure or download it from the sticky at the top of this forum

Cheers Vaughan

I am still getting up to speed on some of the EX information released. Are you saying there is a histogram/brightness graph or display in the LCD or it would be a good feature? I need to find more detailed literature on this. Invaluable tools, if included in the EX.

When I rang Tasman this morning, I landed Noel in sales and quickly struck a deal on the EX. Funny, small world, world wide forum. EX, I can't wait!

Thanks, feedback appreciated, Serena.

So what did you pay?? Be great to know what the Aust price is turning out to be.

cheers

Thanks Vaughan, I will dig deeper into the info already posted here.

Wes, Tasman bundled a few extras in their deal. Around AU$10k spent on their bundle, delivered.

So what did you pay?? Be great to know what the Aust price is turning out to be.

cheers

The camera (2 x 8Gb cards) can be bought for A$9K -- depends on your bargaining power. The RRP (initial offer) is A$10439.

Wow Serena,

You better go and renegotiate mine for me (LOL)!

Cheers Vaughan

Wow Serena,

You better go and renegotiate mine for me (LOL)!

Cheers Vaughan

Ah, that wasn't my price! That was the interim outcome of the proposal I mentioned last week!

Ah, that wasn't my price! That was the interim outcome of the proposal I mentioned last week!
Please tell me more about this proposal, Serena? I missed that reference. I may order a second cam sooner or later. Thanks.

Also you must remember that each individual pixel is of a much smaller size on the EX1 than on the HVX, because of its number.

I was wondering about that myself, but if I calculate right it should be about the same given the increased chip size versus total number of pixels. And either way, one would hope that a larger sensor would yield some low-light advantage.

In regards to the test possibly being fudged or bungled, I'd say the HVX200 shot looks plausible at 0 db gain for any of the 1/3" chip HD cameras. Such cameras haven't been particularly good in low light, which is one of the big reasons people are interested in the EX1.