Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Let’s Go Digital has posted a review of the Olympus SP-570 UZ.
The Olympus SP-570 UZ is a mature digital Megazoom camera with many setting possibilities. The camera has all-round features and will certainly also appeal to the more enhanced photographer. The concept is well thought-out and is supported by the experiences of several camera generations.
PC Mag has posted a review of the 20x zoom Olympus SP-570 UZ.
Image quality, while not stellar, will likely please most shooters and is easily bolstered by flexibility and a wealth of innovative features. In fact, the SP-570UZ is one of the best all-purpose cameras we’ve seen.
washingtonpost.com has published a short review of the Olympus SP-570 UZ.
In bright daylight, however, the iESP targeting system (which the autofocus controls use to pick a spot to focus on) worked remarkably well, and produced clear shots even at the maximum zoom, aided by the image stabilization system built into the lens.
Digital Camera Review has posted a review of the Olympus E-520.
In terms of overall approach, the E-520 may well be the most flexible consumer DSLR we’ve reviewed this year: whereas the Nikon D60 proved to be an excellent first SLR, and new models from Canon and Pentax have aimed to appeal to a slightly more advanced audience, the E-520 does both at once.
You can read more about the new camera on Photography Bay’s Olympus E-520 page.
Neocamera has posted a review of the Olympus E-3.
It is certainly as good as several Excellent DSLRs, only we have to say that some DSLRs are less excellent than others and this one is one of them. While the E-3 is a great upgrade for someone with high-quality Olympus lenses, the E-3 lags behind other recent DSLRs in terms of ergonomics and image quality at high-ISO.
For the latest news and reviews on the E-3, visit Photography Bay’s Olympus E-3 Reviews and Resources page.
PhotographyBLOG has posted a review of the Olympus SP-570 UZ.
The main selling point of the camera is the huge zoom, and this is one area where the SP-570UZ doesn’t disappoint. So long as you steer clear of f/8, the lens delivers excellent sharpness across its entire range.
The Online Photographer has published the fourth installment of its review of the Olympus E-3. This part deals the the Live View feature of the Olympus flagship DSLR.
The system works perfectly okay for static subjects, and for some things—notably macro photography of non-moving subjects, especially close to the ground—it can work a lot better than the regular optical viewfinder.
For the latest news and reviews on the E-3, visit Photography Bay’s Olympus E-3 Reviews and Resources page.
PhotographyBLOG has reviewed the new Olympus E-420.
So while existing owners don’t have quite a compelling enough reason to upgrade, those buying into the Olympus Four Thirds system now will get a reliable performer at a bargain price. Beginners will also relish the ease of use and the lack of bulk and weight normally associated with a DSLR.
For the latest news and reviews, check out Photography Bay’s Olympus E-420 Reviews and Resources page.
Imaging Resource has posted a review of the new Olympus E-420.
In all, the E-420 aims big, striving for a digital SLR with mainstream accessibility and the utmost in portability, and to a large extent, it succeeds.
For the latest news and reviews, check out Photography Bay’s Olympus E-420 Reviews and Resources page.
Let’s Go Digital has posted a full review of the new and tiny (for DSLRs) Olympus E-420.
The extremely compact FourThirds DSLR had some help from its predecessors, however, the improvements carried out in particular to the image sensor, leave behind a positive feeling. FourThirds has proven itself in practice and it is a true joy to shoot with the Olympus E-420.
For the latest news and reviews, check out Photography Bay’s Olympus E-420 Reviews and Resources page.