Articles on Olympus Corp., Optics
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZR1
Review The compact long-zoom category, which was once dominated by Panasonic, has seen its fair share of contenders this year. Brands such as Canon and Fujifilm are stepping up to compete in this field and we guess that's what drove Panasonic to expand its current TZ lineup. Enter the new ZR series,...
7.4Panasonic announces GF1 price for Singapore - Sep 24, 2009
Crave When Panasonic unveiled its third Micro Four Thirds camera, the Lumix DMC-GF1, three weeks ago, it was seen as the direct competitor to the Olympus E-P1. Both shooters have very ... Read story »Sony's Micro Four Thirds equivalent leaked? - Oct 12, 2009
Crave A screen shot of the rumored specifications sheet of the DSC-RX. Sony has earlier expressed interest in developing a mirrorless, interchangeable lens system like the Micro Four Thirds standard, and ... Read story »Olympus unveils roadmap for Micro Four Thirds lenses - Nov 5, 2009
Crave The M.Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm F4-5.6 (left) and M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-150mm F4-5.6. Today, Olympus not only announced its second Micro Four Thirds camera, the E-P2, the firm also disclosed ... Read story »Should you get an E-P2 over the E-P1? - Nov 6, 2009
Crave The Olympus E-P2. 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 ... Read story »How to select the right Olympus dSLR - Aug 11, 2009
Features Looking to buy a Olympus dSLR but not sure which model is suitable for you? Check out this buying guide before making your purchase. Read story »How to select the right Sony Alpha dSLR - Aug 11, 2009
Features Looking to buy a Sony dSLR but not sure which model is suitable for you? Check out this buying guide before making your purchase. Read story »Micro Four Thirds adapters for Nikon F and Pentax K mount optics - Jul 15, 2009
Crave Japanese camera manufacturer Cosina Voigtlander has introduced Nikon F and Pentax K mount adapters for Micro Four Thirds cameras. This adds on to the many third-party adapters available for use ... Read story »Olympus E-P1 pricing announced - Jun 18, 2009
Crave The E-P1 with the 17mm lens and the optical viewfinder. Olympus recently introduced its first Micro Four Thirds camera, the E-P1, and only today made its pricing known. We've mentioned ... Read story »
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
Review When the Olympus E-P1 was unveiled in June, it took the imaging world by storm not simply because of its unique retro styling. Rather, it showed what the Micro Four Thirds system is capable of--decent image quality in a compact package. Olympus' other partner in the Micro Four Thirds consortium,...
Olympus SP-565UZ
Review Olympus' latest superzoom shooter, the SP-565UZ, doesn't seem to offer any significant upgrades over previous models, but its distinctively different-looking body differentiates it from its siblings. Features-wise, enthusiasts can expect a 20x optical zoom lens and a plethora of scene modes which...
Olympus E-30
Review Olympus' first E-system dSLR, the E-1, was met with much fanfare in the digital imaging community when it was announced in 2003. Most photographers then were astounded by the vivid colors and high image quality. Olympus also priced the E-1 just within the reach of enthusiasts and professionals...Top 5 advanced compact cameras - Jul 3, 2009
Features Professional photographers swear by large image sensors for good image quality, so we've compiled five portable shooters with such a feature. Read story »How to select the right Canon dSLR - Jul 9, 2009
Features Looking to buy a Canon dSLR but not sure which model is suitable for you? Check out this buying guide before making your purchase. Read story »
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT1
Review The rugged camera market was once dominated by Olympus which produced hardy point-and-shoots such as the Mju Tough-8000. However, other brands have since followed suit and Panasonic's Lumix lineup welcomed its first tough brethren earlier this year with the DMC-FT1. While it may not be as rugged as...Jump to page: [1] 2
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