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by whitefalconbpd,
May 16, 2008
Pros: Light, Lenses are high quality, Firm to hold
Cons: Only 3 focus points viewfinder, Not to find repair locations as other competitive cameras
The Bottom Line: Great Camera Price compared to Quality!
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by za9ra22,
May 13, 2008
Pros: Compact and light, great image quality and handling. Superb kit lenses. Image stabilization.
Cons: Imperfect Live View, slow AF in low light. Poor menu system.
The Bottom Line: Lightweight yet well built with excellent image quality and flexibility. Handles very well and is easy to setup and control. Great value for money, particularly in the two-lens kit.
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by wisnguy,
Apr 1, 2008
Pros: A great camera much nicer then a point and shoot
Cons: If I want to add additional lenses they are costly
The Bottom Line: Over all a great camera at a great value.
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by mreude,
Mar 30, 2008
Pros: Large 2.5" LCD, programmable function(Fn) button, 2 stabilization modes
Cons: Pop up flash casts a shadow from the lenses that come in the kit.
The Bottom Line: If you are just starting out this is the perfect camera for you. Easy to use and quick programming.
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by sabella30,
Mar 18, 2008
Pros: Once you figure everything out, this is an excellent camera for the intermediate photographer.
Cons: You can's see the image in the LCD screen prior to taking the picture.
The Bottom Line: I really like this camera. I had never owned an Olympus before-mostly Minolta in the past-but have to say I would probably buy another one.
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by siddyrocks,
Mar 13, 2008
Pros: In general a great camera for beginners and experts alike
Cons: Noise at ISO1600, Live View focusing takes LOTS of time
The Bottom Line: Wonderful camera, and best price out there, buy it, unless you are willing to pay the extra $200 for the Sony a300 (coming out April 15th, 2008)
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by bill_teal,
Jan 3, 2008
Pros: Sharp images. Light weight. Beautiful color. Auto focus right on easy to use.
Cons: No lighted control wheel.Buttons placed in inconvenient locations. Need an external flash sync socket
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by rjs1950,
Jul 23, 2007
Pros: Image stabilization and excellent image quality (albeit I use the sharper 14-54 lens).
Cons: Live view delay (for my purposes, it's too slow).
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by astarisborn,
Jul 13, 2007
Pros: Lg LCD. 10MP. Sensor cleaner. Image stabilizer. Price. 2 lenses. Quality. Size.
Cons: Small viewfinder. No movie mode. Pinch type lens cover.
The Bottom Line: Good end results; decent price for what you get; easy enough for beginner yet still has functions and features a professional could utilize.
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