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Olympus E-620 SLR Digital Camera...with Power Grip

Olympus has established a tradition of offering very well specified cameras at the entry-level, and was one of the first to offer two cameras in this bracket - the little E-410 and its image-stabilized big brother, the E-510 (later upgraded to the 420 and 520 respectively). And, even by Olympus's standards of entry-level generosity, it's not short on toys - including an articulated screen to make full use of its live view system, which itself is one of the better implementations of this feature (from the company that got there first). More importantly, perhaps, the E-620 seems to address some of the main shortcomings of the E-520 - the viewfinder is slightly larger and has been reworked so that the information panel appears below the view screen, rather than tucked-away off to the right. It also moves on from the old three-point AF system with the introduction of a seven-point version, which includes five cross-type sensors.

Basic Specifications

Full model name:Olympus E-620

Resolution:12.30 Megapixels

Sensor size:4/3

Kit Lens:3.00x zoom
14-42mm
(28-84mm eq.)

Viewfinder:Optical / LCD

ISO:100-3200

Shutter:60-1/4000

Max Aperture:3.5

Dimensions:5.1 x 3.7 x 2.4 in.
(130 x 94 x 60 mm)

Weight:16.8 oz (475 g)

  • Four Thirds Standard

  • Compact and ergonomic design

  • Bracketing functions

  • ISO 100-1600

  • AF/ AE lock functionality

  • Depth of field preview

  • Anti-shock (mirror lock) function

  • One-touch white balance

  • Perfect Shot Preview

  • 100% field of view via LCD

  • TruePic III image processor

  • Detailed playback info screen with histogram

  • Hi-Speed USB 2.0

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