Originally Posted by
ahsposo
I think something like the Olympus is a great bike camera. I'm not sure that concerns over ISO range in a point and shoot are valid. It's going to handle ordinary lighting situations very well. If you are looking for exposure control you need to look at a camera that is configured differently than a weather proof, shock proof compact camera. My biggest irritation with compact digital cameras is the slow shutter lag times.
Nice pictures, ROLLIN. And a nice bike. Do you use those old wheels after you got the Zipps?
The iso is not adjustable. For that I use one of the 3 G9s or 3 5ds that are in the apartment (wife is a photographer).
Problem with cameras like the G9 on a bike is bulk and fragility. I take a lot of photos on the move, can't do that with a camera in a ziplock bag.
I do use the ESs when I travel and on longer rides, touring on tubulars worries me.