The Olympus E-P1 is a compact camera with a DSLR-sized sensor and removeable lenses. It's the first Olympus camera to employ the Micro Four Thirds standard the company jointly developed with Panasonic. Unlike the modern style of Panasonic's Micro Four Thirds models though, Olympus has adopted the unashamedly retro-styling of its classic PEN film camera range. In our Olympus E-P1 review w...

The Olympus E-P1 final review by DC Resource has been posted. One comment made is that Olympus is a company willing to try new directions. With some notations the E-P1 is the combination of a lot of things going for it… … BUY NOW THROUGH IMAGING INSIDER E-P1 Pen Digital Camera (Silver) w/ 14-42mm M.Zuiko Digital Lens

DPReview takes a look at the Olympus PEN E-P1 digital camera where they found that Olympus got a lot right with this one. Based on Micro Four Thirds earns a “Highly Recommended.” There are plenty of sample images and videos to examine… … BUY NOW THROUGH IMAGING INSIDER E-P1 Pen Digital Camera (Silver) w/ 14-42mm M.Zuiko

The Olympus E-P1 gets reviewed by Jerry Grossman who was also in attendance at the Worldwide Introduction held in New York on June 16, 2009. Jerry says during that event he’s never quite had that much fun or been as impressed as he was with the E-P1… … BUY NOW THROUGH IMAGING INSIDER E-P1 Pen Digital

The Olympus E-P1 is--by far--the smallest video-capable camera on the market that offers an interchangeable lens system. The E-P1 isn't technically a DSLR camera, as it uses the Micro Four Thirds lens system that was jointly developed by Panasonic and Olympus in 2008. Along with its compact design, the E-P1 also has 1280 x 720 HD video capability, a live auto focus feature, and a basic set o...

The Olympus E-P1 has captured a lot of buzz.  The initial impressions seem to be quite promising for the new Micro Four Thirds camera. I have been using the Olympus E-P1 for a little while now.  While you can expect a full review of this new camera soon, below you will find my results from a

We've just posted an (almost) full set of test shots taken with a production-level Olympus E-P2 Micro Four-Thirds digital camera. The Olympus E-P2 is closely related to its predecessor, the popular Olympus P1 - a camera we recently reviewed. The most significant change is the addition of an accessory port underneath the flash strobe, which is used to provide for accessories including a shoe-m...

Review: "The Olympus E-P1 has a 12.3-megapixel sensor that is capable of both still and HD video capture. Many of the features in the E-P1 can also be found in Olympus's digital SLRs, including face detection, Art Filters, the SuperSonic Wave Filter for dust reduction, sensor-shift image stabilization, multiple exposures, and magnified focus assist. But the Olympus E-P1 introduces a lot of fe...

Olympus has today announced its second Micro Four Thirds-system digital camera, the E-P2 - and we've just posted our Olympus P2 hands-on preview. The Olympus E-P2 is closely related to its predecessor, the popular Olympus P1 - a camera we recently reviewed. The most significant change is the addition of an accessory port underneath the flash strobe, which is used to provide for accessories in...

In this review by Switched of the E-P1 Olympus is recognized for making a daring and groundbreaking camera. The lack of flash and a finder is noted but they also mention that it’s difficult to put down… … BUY NOW THROUGH IMAGING INSIDER E-P1 Pen Digital Camera (Silver) w/ 14-42mm M.Zuiko Digital Lens (Black)   E-P1 Pen Digital Camera