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Hands-on with the Olympus E-P2

The company's second Micro Four Thirds camera bears striking resemblance to the E-P1 and features incremental upgrades.
 
 

Review: Nikon Coolpix S1000pj

This point-and-shoot is possibly the world's first camera to have an in-built projector. Find out how well it works.

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Looking for a stylish shooter that'll slip right into your pocket or handbag? Here are our top picks.
 
 
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Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR
sarlakakade
"pathetic camera"

Pros: some features
Cons: pictures are not sharp, not many modes, picture quality is sad
Opinion: i purchased this camera after reading many reviews raving about it. i find it a pathetic ...

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX65
rinomatteo25
"The most affordable and best wide angle lens camera to date"

Pros: Leica DC lens, affordable price and easy to use functions
Cons: 2.7" panel
Opinion: Easily the top among all 12MP camera.

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Should you get an E-P2 over the E-P1?

When Olympus announced the E-P2 Micro Four Thirds camera yesterday, I could almost hear E-P1 owners scream injustice in unison. It's not surprising if you consider that only five months have ...

 
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User Discussion

freshjiyan: well.. think its already available in sg. but poor thing that this GF1 doesnt come with a body inbuld IS. which means ... in Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 »
fierywise: Also to add, if the E-P1 were to be built with an on-board flash, flashlight would have been blocked ... in Olympus E-P1 »
fierywise: First of all, the E-P1 is mainly targetted at general compact PnS users who want to move on to ... in Olympus E-P1 »
Satellite: I would like to know how Cannon LCD screens fare when it comes to being lasting. I have a ... in Canon Digital Ixus 95 IS »
drone1212: Given that this is an interchangeable lens camera, it would be quite impossible to include an Optical Viewfinder (OVF). ... in Olympus E-P1 »
 

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