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Why does the Olympus E-10 have a built-in lens instead of having interchangeable lenses?

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Why does the Olympus E-10 have a built-in lens instead of having interchangeable lenses?

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• The built-in lens “all-in-one” design is specifically matched to the CCD. • Cameras offering interchangeable lenses are designed for 35mm film, which usually does not have sufficient resolution for a megapixel CCD sensor. • When interchangeable lenses are removed from the body, the CCD and internal mechanisms are exposed to dust in the environment. Contaminants are a much bigger problem on digital cameras since the CCD is much smaller that a 35mm film plane. • One of the primary reasons for using interchangeable lenses is for a wide variety of focal lengths. The E-10 contains a 4x optical zoom 9mm-36mm (35mm-140mm equivalent in 35mm photography) built-in lens. In addition, there are wide angle, telephoto and macro add-on lenses. This system offers great flexibility and will suit approximately 95% of most shooting needs. • Cost – Some interchangeable lenses cost as much as the E-10 camera itself. Other lenses that were originally designed for film cameras do not deliver same focal len

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