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Olympus E-3 Digital SLR Camera Body

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(65 reviews)

Price Range: $899 to $2,499

macworld.co.uk Professional Review.

Canon EOS 40D

by Gavin Stoker

Comments:
Olympus launched its Four Thirds camera DSLR system four years ago with the E-1. So it has taken a while for something as revolutionary to come along and replace it, but finally we have it in the range-topping E-3. It sports a 10-megapixel Live Mos chip a

Review Verdict: To be picky, the E-3's auto white balance performance is variable, something the manual itself acknowledges. Still, there are sufficient manual settings to correct it, and since this isn't a camera for the point-and-shoot brigade, those who enjoy customis

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QuickTake:

Pros: Live View functionality and LCD screen for multitude of creative shooting angles, fastest auto focus system in the world

Cons: Big and heavy, busy scenes occasionally confuse the AF, white balance also confused by (non white) dominant colours

pcadvisor.co.uk Professional Review.

Olympus E-3 review

by Gavin Stoker

Comments:
The range-topping Olympus E-3 sports a 10Mp Live MOS chip and is the most professional digital SLR camera to date to carry the Olympus branding.

Review Verdict: To be picky, the Olympus E-3's auto white-balance performance is variable, something the manual itself acknowledges. Still, there are sufficient manual settings to correct it, and since this isn't a camera for the point-and-shoot brigade, those who enjoy

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marketnews.ca Professional Review.

Hands-on Review: Olympus E-3 Digital SLR

by Online Shopper

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A camera designed to entice the working professional photographer, this new "flagship" of the Olympus E-system is built like a tank, with a very rigid but lightweight magnesium frame. Extensive sealing makes the body fully splash-proof, able to withstand

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QuickTake:

Pros: Attractive design, Scroll ball is comfortable and easy to use, Works with Windows and Mac systems, Integration with Tiger is flawless

Cons: Side buttons are hard to squeeze, Comfort could be improved

megapixel.net (en) Professional Review.

Olympus E-3

by Online Shopper

Comments:
There's a lot to like about the Olympus E-3.

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thinkcamera.com Professional Review.

Olympus E-3: Commentary

by Online Shopper

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The run down of Olympus' long awaited E-3 pro-grade DSLR...

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thinkcamera.com Professional Review.

Olympus E-3 - special offers

by Online Shopper

Comments:
Two offers for E-3rly Adopters

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dcamerareview.com Professional Review.

Olympus E-3

by Online Shopper

Comments:
The Olympus E-3 (announced 16 October 2007) is the top of the line DLSR from Olympus. The E-3 features a 10.1 megapixel Live MOS image sensor (with live preview), five frames per second shooting, 2.5 inch LCD (able to be tilted and swiveled) and 11 point

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eisa-awards.org Professional Review.

Olympus E-3

by EISA Awards

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The Olympus E-3 is a comfortable (but robust) camera that offers a high level of protection against water and dust. It provides very effective image stabilisation, dust removal and a Live View function on the articulated LCD screen, but most importantly,

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thinkcamera.com Professional Review.

Olympus E-3 DSLR (14-54mm kit): Review

by Mike Lowe

Comments:
Olympus wants to win back the serious user, but does the flagship E-3 stand up against the already established competition?

Review Verdict: The Olympus E-3 balances up its pros and cons into something of an equilibrium - to the point where excellent features are weighed down by standards that ought to be higher. Primarily it's the tricky layout, interface and buttons that are off-putting. Sur

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QuickTake:

Pros: ISO improvements ; Feature-heavy ; Swivel screen ; 4/3rds compatibility ; Excellent build quality (plus weatherproofing) ;

Cons: Poor menu system ; Fiddly buttons make layout difficult to master ; Expensive compared to the competition ; Auto white balance inaccurate ;

letsgodigital.org Professional Review.

Olympus E-3 digital camera review

by LetsGoDigital

Comments:
The past few years we have seen a lot of DSLRs from Olympus passing by but it took a long time before the successor to the E1 arrived. Apparently Olympus wanted to test a few things before surprising the professional photographer. And the new Olympus E-3

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