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M Olympus E-620 Digital SLR Camera Review
by Alan Dixon
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Article Summary:
I found the E-620 quick and easy to use. Almost every function/adjustment is one or two button presses away. Many direct access external controls (buttons, control knob, and Super Control Panel) give speedy access to all commonly used functions. There is little need to get buried deep in the complex menus that sometime plague sophisticated DSLRs, though the camera is also extremely customizable if you want. The camera controls are so intuitive that my wife, who rarely uses a DSLR, came rapidly up to speed using the E-620. She mastered its basic adjustments and was taking good pictures after just a few hours in the field.
ARTICLE OUTLINE
- Introduction:
- In Comparison
- Field Performance
- Controls and Operation
- Optical Viewfinder
- Dynamic Range
- Shadow Adjustment Technology
- High Quality JPEG Images
- Low Light, High ISO performance / Image Stabilization
- Available (High Quality) Lightweight Lenses
- Small IR Remote
- Carrying the E-620 in the Backcountry
- What's Good
- What's Not So Good
- Conclusion
- Specifications
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# PHOTOS: 17
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