The superb portability of the latest Olympus E-620 was released and is designed for the photographer who seeks maximum portability in a DSLR camera. Even digital photography enthusiast, hobbyist and aspiring professionals have convenience in using this digital DSLR camera due to its having a user friendly controls. The E-620 features a 12.3 megapixel High-Speed Live Mos image sensor chip with improve dynamic range in highlights, and has the new Truepic III + image engine.
Also comes in fast autofocus with a newly designed wide area 7 point AF system with 5 twin cross AF points.The versatile flip-out swivel LCD screen makes both horizontal and vertically oriented Live View shooting easy and displays the live scene in the format chosen.
Main specifications
+ 12mp LiveMOS FourThirds (2X wrt 35mmFF) sensor (presumably from Panasonic)
+ sensor-shift image stabilization (up to 4 stops/steps)
+ 7-point Twin AF (with 5 cross points) (too many beer commercials?)
+ 4fps machine-gun mode (burst mode) with just 5 RAW frames however
+ compact body, somewhere in-between the E420 and E520
+ TruePIC III+ engine
+ Hot-shoe and pop-up flash
+ RC wireless flash control
+ OVF (95%, 0.96x)
+ 2.7" free-angle (we call it "twist and shout") LCD display
+ LiveView
+ multi-aspect ratio shooting
+ Art Filters and Multi-Exposures
+ dust-bunnies protection with SWF
+ takes Compact Flash, MicroDrive and xD (dual slot) - sadly still no SD/SDHC!
+ illuminated buttons (I'm sure someone wants these!)
+ LiIon battery: BLS-1 (500 CIPA est.)
+ Optional (new) HLD-5 Battery Grip for $166
+ April 2009 availability
+ body only price is 700euro or $700 in Europe and USA respectively
+ Four (!) kits: body-only, with 14-42, with 14-42/40-150mm and with pancake 25mm f2.8 (where's the syrup?)
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