For our bilingual readers out there (yes, I know you’re out there), Quesabesde has published a hands-on review (and comparison to the E-3) of the Olympus E-30.

¿Puede suponer la E-30 el entierro de la E-3? Para el 90% de los usuarios, sin duda. Y es que sólo quienes necesiten trabajar con la cámara en condiciones extremas -polvo y agua mediando- no caerán en la tentación de ahorrarse unos euros y decantarse por la nueva E-30.

For more news and reviews, stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Olympus E-30 Reviews and Resources.

Megapixel.net has posted a review of the Olympus E-520.

While the marriage of simplicity and complexity in the E-520 may not be an entirely smooth one, it’s one that makes the snapper a very attractive camera for the transitional photographer who wants to leave point-and-shoot land behind but not lose sight of its shores entirely.

For the latest news and reviews, see Photography Bay’s Olympus E-520 Reviews and Resources.

Digital Camera Review has published a first impressions review of the Olympus E-30.

Some initial questions aside, the E-30 is coming off as expected thus far, and with so much technology from the E-3 coming down into this more size-aware platform, it stands a strong chance of vying for a spot as my favorite Olympus DSLR to date.

For more news and reviews, stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Olympus E-30 Reviews and Resources.

Four Thirds User has published a hands on review of the Olympus E-30.

The E-30 handles very similarly to the E-3 in terms of size and weight, being slightly less heavy and tall.

For more news and reviews, stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Olympus E-30 Reviews and Resources.

Photography Review has published a full review of the Olympus E-520.

Combine the E-520’s minimal size and built-in image stabilization and you’ve got what I believe is one of the best backpacking cameras available.

For the latest news and reviews, see Photography Bay’s Olympus E-520 Reviews and Resources.