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photoxels.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
cameralabs.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is an unusually small and light 10 Megapixel DSLR aimed at point and shoot owners looking to upgrade, along with enthusiasts who want a camera they can use in situations where a traditional DSLR would be too cumbersome
Review Verdict: Note: where features are identical to the E-410, we've reused some sections of our E-410 review
The Olympus E-420 is an unusually small and light 10 Megapixel DSLR aimed at point and shoot owners looking to upgrade, along with enthusiasts who want a camera they can use in situations where a traditional DSLR would be too cumbersome
Review Verdict: Note: where features are identical to the E-410, we've reused some sections of our E-410 review
QuickTake:
Pros: Small and light without compromising comfort., Very effective anti-dust system., Live View with contrast AF and face detection., Quick handling and broad customisation., Small and light without compromising comfort., Very effective anti-dust system.,
Cons: Very limited anti-shake options., Small viewfinder with basic 3-point AF., Body may be too small for bigger hands., E-520 a tempting alternative with anti-shake., Very limited anti-shake options., Small viewfinder with basic 3-point AF., Body may be
asia.cnet.com Professional Review.
Review: Olympus E-420 with Zuiko Digital 25mm F2.8
Comments:
We put together one of the smallest dSLR systems and found out it behaved more like a compact shooter.
Review Verdict: The Olympus E-420 is a good beginner's dSLR with an extremely compact footprint that should go well with travelers. Just don't expect any fancy features for this budget model.
We put together one of the smallest dSLR systems and found out it behaved more like a compact shooter.
Review Verdict: The Olympus E-420 is a good beginner's dSLR with an extremely compact footprint that should go well with travelers. Just don't expect any fancy features for this budget model.
QuickTake:
Pros: Small form factor; Live View with autofocus; scene modes to help beginners get started; Super Sonic Wave Filter.
Cons: No image stabilization system; autofocus sluggish in dim environment; no dedicated focusing mode switch.
pcpro.co.uk Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
It's easy to lose sight of the smaller players in a digital SLR market so heavily dominated by Canon and Nikon, but there's still healthy competition for third place. Olympus has been canny in giving the E-420 (and its predecessor the E-410) a unique sell
Review Verdict: Enthusiasts probably won't want to use this as their main DSLR, but if you're looking to upgrade from a compact or want a backup camera with character, the Olympus delivers.
It's easy to lose sight of the smaller players in a digital SLR market so heavily dominated by Canon and Nikon, but there's still healthy competition for third place. Olympus has been canny in giving the E-420 (and its predecessor the E-410) a unique sell
Review Verdict: Enthusiasts probably won't want to use this as their main DSLR, but if you're looking to upgrade from a compact or want a backup camera with character, the Olympus delivers.
techradar.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Comments:
The small size of the Olympus E-420 will make it a firm favourite for anyone with smaller hands or who likes to travel light
Review Verdict: At its heart, the E-410 has a Four-Thirds NMOS image sensor with an increased dynamic range with about an extra stop or so over the E-410. The colours are superb with skin tones, landscapes and blue skies rendering well in JPEG. Auto white balance has bee
The small size of the Olympus E-420 will make it a firm favourite for anyone with smaller hands or who likes to travel light
Review Verdict: At its heart, the E-410 has a Four-Thirds NMOS image sensor with an increased dynamic range with about an extra stop or so over the E-410. The colours are superb with skin tones, landscapes and blue skies rendering well in JPEG. Auto white balance has bee
QuickTake:
Pros: Robust build; High quality technology; Comfortable and easy to use; Great value; Impressive colours
Cons: No image stabilisation
Computeract!ve Professional Review.
Review: Olympus E-420 digital camera
Comments:
'World's smallest' digital SLR gets a revamp
Review Verdict: An excellent choice if you want a more professional camera that's still compact and easy to use.
'World's smallest' digital SLR gets a revamp
Review Verdict: An excellent choice if you want a more professional camera that's still compact and easy to use.
QuickTake:
Pros: Improved grip over the earlier E-410 and £170 cheaper on launch, Improved grip over the earlier E-410 and £170 cheaper on launch, Faster operation, while larger LCD screen aids visibility, More consistent white balance performance from shot to shot, Reali
Cons: Functional improvements over the earlier E-410 are relatively minor ones, Functional improvements over the earlier E-410 are relatively minor ones, Two of the E-410's scene modes have sunk without a trace
trustedreviews.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Digital SLR
Comments:
Hailed as the world's smallest and lightest DSLR, the Olympus E-420 replaces the E-410 in the Olympus Four-Thirds system line-up.
Review Verdict: There's very little to criticise in the overall specification and performance of the E-420. I like it's size - it's ideal for travelling and is reminiscent of my old OM4 in some aspects of its handling. Images are generally good too, with excellent shar
Hailed as the world's smallest and lightest DSLR, the Olympus E-420 replaces the E-410 in the Olympus Four-Thirds system line-up.
Review Verdict: There's very little to criticise in the overall specification and performance of the E-420. I like it's size - it's ideal for travelling and is reminiscent of my old OM4 in some aspects of its handling. Images are generally good too, with excellent shar
digitalversus.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is first and foremost of interest for its small size and light weight. While the photos produced by this camera are convincing, image quality (noise control, dynamic, etc.) is a bit behind the competition.
The Olympus E-420 is first and foremost of interest for its small size and light weight. While the photos produced by this camera are convincing, image quality (noise control, dynamic, etc.) is a bit behind the competition.
QuickTake:
Pros: - Image quality in low sensitivities, - Efficient anti-dust system, - Direct aiming with the LCD, - Direct access to settings via the screen, - Minimal weight and size
Cons: - High latency with direct shooting, - No stabilization, - Only a 3 point autofocus system, - Narrow optical viewfinder, screen doesn�'t turn off automatically, - Reduced image dynamic
dpreview.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Review
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is the most 'junior' member in Olympus line of digital SLRs. It was announced on the 5th March 2008, exactly one year after the launch of its predecessor, the E-410. Like the E-410 it comes with a 10 megapixel resolution, live-view and t
The Olympus E-420 is the most 'junior' member in Olympus line of digital SLRs. It was announced on the 5th March 2008, exactly one year after the launch of its predecessor, the E-410. Like the E-410 it comes with a 10 megapixel resolution, live-view and t
QuickTake:
Pros: Very compact and lightweight digital SLR, especially when combined with the 25mm pancake lens, Comfortable to hold despite the lack of a 'real' grip, Control panel display allows quick access to most important shooting parameters, Generally snappy perform
Cons: LCD could be a little brighter for outdoor shooting with live view and is prone to smearing, LCD turns monochrome and noisy in low light, Auto white balance and presets not brilliant (but there is a white balance fine tune option), Menu structure a little
imaging-resource.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Digital Camera - First Shots - The Imaging Resource!
Comments:
We mentioned at the outset that the Four-Thirds lens mount/sensor standard has allowed Olympus to produce unusually compact DLSRs. Last year's E-410 was the smallest DSLR we'd encountered when it was first introduced; now Olympus is claiming that the E-42
Review Verdict: While we enjoyed the exceptional compactness of the E-410's body, it always seemed a little hard to hold onto in our large hands: Its body was quite svelte, lacking the bulging handgrip of larger DSLR's we've used. Olympus appears to have remedied this in
We mentioned at the outset that the Four-Thirds lens mount/sensor standard has allowed Olympus to produce unusually compact DLSRs. Last year's E-410 was the smallest DSLR we'd encountered when it was first introduced; now Olympus is claiming that the E-42
Review Verdict: While we enjoyed the exceptional compactness of the E-410's body, it always seemed a little hard to hold onto in our large hands: Its body was quite svelte, lacking the bulging handgrip of larger DSLR's we've used. Olympus appears to have remedied this in
QuickTake:
Pros: Pocketable size (particularly with 25mm pancake lens); great walk-around camera 11-point contrast-detect autofocus in Live View (but slow, and works with only a few lenses) Digital-specific lens line offers advantage in edge-to-edge sharpness Supersonic W
Cons: Small grip can make it difficult to comfortably handle camera; becomes much more pronounced when long lenses are applied Shutter lag in Live View (can reach at much as 2.6 seconds) LCD show odd metallic-like sheen in bright daylight, can be distracting 1/
imaging-resource.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Digital Camera - Review
Comments:
Olympus's second pass at the super-small digital SLR, the E-420, gets a lot more features, with a new hybrid Live View autofocus system that includes contrast detection, a new daylight-viewable LCD, and even Face Detection technology. The Olympus E-420 i
Olympus's second pass at the super-small digital SLR, the E-420, gets a lot more features, with a new hybrid Live View autofocus system that includes contrast detection, a new daylight-viewable LCD, and even Face Detection technology. The Olympus E-420 i
QuickTake:
Pros: Pocketable size (particularly with 25mm pancake lens); great walk-around camera, 11-point contrast-detect autofocus in Live View (but slow, and works with only a few lenses), Digital-specific lens line offers advantage in edge-to-edge sharpness, Supersoni
Cons: Small grip can make it difficult to comfortably handle camera; becomes much more pronounced when long lenses are applied, Shutter lag in Live View (can reach at much as 2.6 seconds), LCD show odd metallic-like sheen in bright daylight, can be distracting,
letsgodigital.org Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
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Olympus E-420 digital reflex camera : Olympus announces the extremely portable E-420 digital SLR. The Olympus E420 is perfect for everyone who wants to step up to the power and performance of a digital SLR (single lens reflex), yet enjoy the ease of use a
Olympus E-420 digital reflex camera : Olympus announces the extremely portable E-420 digital SLR. The Olympus E420 is perfect for everyone who wants to step up to the power and performance of a digital SLR (single lens reflex), yet enjoy the ease of use a
letsgodigital.org Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 photo gallery
Comments:
Olympus E-420 digital SLR camera : Its predecessor has been around for a while so it's high time to introduce a fresh sibling of the Olympus family to the world. Time for a new FourThirds SLR; the Olympus E420. The appearance of this camera is not that mu
Olympus E-420 digital SLR camera : Its predecessor has been around for a while so it's high time to introduce a fresh sibling of the Olympus family to the world. Time for a new FourThirds SLR; the Olympus E420. The appearance of this camera is not that mu
letsgodigital.org Professional Review.
Olympus E420 review
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Olympus E-420 review : Although we just experienced a hectic period with many introductions, Olympus introduced, rather unexpectedly, their new digital SLR sibling; the Olympus E420. The Olympus E420 SLR is clearly based on the E410, which was introduced
Olympus E-420 review : Although we just experienced a hectic period with many introductions, Olympus introduced, rather unexpectedly, their new digital SLR sibling; the Olympus E420. The Olympus E420 SLR is clearly based on the E410, which was introduced
ephotozine.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Digital SLR Review
Comments:
Olympus have done it again. They've released a successor to a previous DSLR that looks the same but has changed enough for Matt Grayson to not be able to copy and paste.
Review Verdict: For the beginner in photography, the Olympus E-420 is a very capable camera that will accept some extremely good lenses made by Olympus, Leica and Sigma as the FourThirds system is used by a number of companies allowing you to interchange between them
Olympus have done it again. They've released a successor to a previous DSLR that looks the same but has changed enough for Matt Grayson to not be able to copy and paste.
Review Verdict: For the beginner in photography, the Olympus E-420 is a very capable camera that will accept some extremely good lenses made by Olympus, Leica and Sigma as the FourThirds system is used by a number of companies allowing you to interchange between them
QuickTake:
Pros: Small and lightweight, Easy-to-use, Great noise control, Uses FourThirds standard
Cons: Lack of a grip
photographyblog.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Review
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 DSLR camera follows the recent trend of updating an existing design with a smattering of new features. Successor to the E-410, the new E420 model takes over the mantle as the World's most compact DSLR, weighing less than 400g and easily
Review Verdict: From close examination of the Olympus E-420 it's fair to say that owners of the previous E-410 have little to feel threatened by. Doppelganger control layout aside, operationally too the E-420 delivers a performance that's nigh on identical, though if we'
The Olympus E-420 DSLR camera follows the recent trend of updating an existing design with a smattering of new features. Successor to the E-410, the new E420 model takes over the mantle as the World's most compact DSLR, weighing less than 400g and easily
Review Verdict: From close examination of the Olympus E-420 it's fair to say that owners of the previous E-410 have little to feel threatened by. Doppelganger control layout aside, operationally too the E-420 delivers a performance that's nigh on identical, though if we'
digicamreview.co.uk Professional Review.
Olympus EVOLT E-420 Digital SLR
Comments:
Announced on the 5th of March 2008, the Olympus EVOLT E-420 is Olympus' latest compact 10 megapixel Digital SLR - an update to the E-410 - it features a new live view auto focus mode, face detection focus, a new 2.7" screen, and is the world's most compac
Review Verdict: If you want to move into the world of Digital SLRs and don't know where to start then the Olympus EVOLT E-420 is probably one of the best cameras to choose - despite being Olympus' "budget" digital SLR - it is not overly limited in any way like some of th
Announced on the 5th of March 2008, the Olympus EVOLT E-420 is Olympus' latest compact 10 megapixel Digital SLR - an update to the E-410 - it features a new live view auto focus mode, face detection focus, a new 2.7" screen, and is the world's most compac
Review Verdict: If you want to move into the world of Digital SLRs and don't know where to start then the Olympus EVOLT E-420 is probably one of the best cameras to choose - despite being Olympus' "budget" digital SLR - it is not overly limited in any way like some of th
cameralabs.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 review
Comments:
When Olympus launched the original E-400 to the European market in September 2006, it was a breath of fresh air. Inspired by classic 35mm film SLRs of the Eighties, the E-400 could boast the tag of World's smallest and lightest DSLR, without compromising
When Olympus launched the original E-400 to the European market in September 2006, it was a breath of fresh air. Inspired by classic 35mm film SLRs of the Eighties, the E-400 could boast the tag of World's smallest and lightest DSLR, without compromising
QuickTake:
Cons: Very limited anti-shake options., Small viewfinder with basic 3-point AF., Body may be too small for bigger hands., E-520 a tempting alternative with anti-shake.
anandtech.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420: World's Smallest Digital SLR
Comments:
Olympus introduces the world's smallest Digital SLR. Based on the 4/3 system, the new camera is complete with small lens choices for the smallest complete DSLR system you can buy.
Review Verdict: Olympus pioneered Live View, a feature that has become almost a checklist item for every new DSLR introduction these days. The Point-and-Shoot users who are migrating to DSLR in record numbers are used to this feature and many want to continue the ability
Olympus introduces the world's smallest Digital SLR. Based on the 4/3 system, the new camera is complete with small lens choices for the smallest complete DSLR system you can buy.
Review Verdict: Olympus pioneered Live View, a feature that has become almost a checklist item for every new DSLR introduction these days. The Point-and-Shoot users who are migrating to DSLR in record numbers are used to this feature and many want to continue the ability
ubergizmo.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Digital Camera
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 digital reflex camera aims to achieve a balance between the power and performance of a digital SLR while holding everything up in the body of a standard point-and-shoot camera. This 10 megapixel camera tips the scales at a mere 380 grams
The Olympus E-420 digital reflex camera aims to achieve a balance between the power and performance of a digital SLR while holding everything up in the body of a standard point-and-shoot camera. This 10 megapixel camera tips the scales at a mere 380 grams
photoreview.com.au Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
Announced early in March, the Olympus E420 replaces the E-410 model at the entry level in the Olympus DSLR line-up, providing several worthwhile updates and a lower price tag. Like its predecessor, it's claimed as the world's smallest and thinnest interch
Review Verdict: Shots taken with the test camera were bright and colourful with a slightly more restrained contrast and wider dynamic range than our test shots from the E-410. However, in very contrasty situations and for subjects with a wide dynamic range, highlights we
Announced early in March, the Olympus E420 replaces the E-410 model at the entry level in the Olympus DSLR line-up, providing several worthwhile updates and a lower price tag. Like its predecessor, it's claimed as the world's smallest and thinnest interch
Review Verdict: Shots taken with the test camera were bright and colourful with a slightly more restrained contrast and wider dynamic range than our test shots from the E-410. However, in very contrasty situations and for subjects with a wide dynamic range, highlights we
theage.com.au Professional Review.
Olympus E420
Comments:
The Olympus E420 is the trailblazer of a new class of camera best described as a "compact SLR".
Review Verdict: Image stabilisation would have been helpful, as would more thanthree auto-focus points. But, frankly, at this small price and sizeyou can't have everything.
The Olympus E420 is the trailblazer of a new class of camera best described as a "compact SLR".
Review Verdict: Image stabilisation would have been helpful, as would more thanthree auto-focus points. But, frankly, at this small price and sizeyou can't have everything.
cnet.co.uk Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
Olympus' entry-level dSLR is the world's smallest and lightest digital SLR. An upgrade of the E-410, the E-420 boasts a larger, better, 69mm LCD, improved autofocus in live view mode, face detection and slightly faster continuous shooting
Review Verdict: The E-420 is beautiful but flawed. The controls, the design and the more advanced photographic features are excellent, but it relies on its above-average lens rather than its below-average sensor to keep up with its rivals. Despite the gripes, though, its
Olympus' entry-level dSLR is the world's smallest and lightest digital SLR. An upgrade of the E-410, the E-420 boasts a larger, better, 69mm LCD, improved autofocus in live view mode, face detection and slightly faster continuous shooting
Review Verdict: The E-420 is beautiful but flawed. The controls, the design and the more advanced photographic features are excellent, but it relies on its above-average lens rather than its below-average sensor to keep up with its rivals. Despite the gripes, though, its
QuickTake:
Pros: Size; controls and interface; classy feel
Cons: Slow live view AF; smaller sensor than rivals
shutterbug.com Professional Review.
The Olympus E-420 Digital SLR; An Affordable, Compact D-SLR Loaded With Enthusiast-Level Features And Speed
Comments:
Billed as the "world's smallest digital SLR," this Olympus model is an upgraded version of the E-410 with several benefits.
Billed as the "world's smallest digital SLR," this Olympus model is an upgraded version of the E-410 with several benefits.
alaTest.com Professional Review.
Review summary of Olympus E-420
Comments:
alaTest has collected and analysed 452 reviews of Olympus E-420 from international magazines and websites.
Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 79/100 and users 88/100. Comparing these reviews to 69766 other Digital SLR Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 96/100 = Excellent.
alaTest has collected and analysed 452 reviews of Olympus E-420 from international magazines and websites.
Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 79/100 and users 88/100. Comparing these reviews to 69766 other Digital SLR Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 96/100 = Excellent.
digitalcamerareview.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Review
Comments:
Since the 1970s and the days of Olympus's classic OM-1 35mm SLR, the company has tended to go in the opposite direction from several other manufacturers, building a lineup that emphasizes smaller and lighter. Fast-forward 30 years and the maker's latest o
Since the 1970s and the days of Olympus's classic OM-1 35mm SLR, the company has tended to go in the opposite direction from several other manufacturers, building a lineup that emphasizes smaller and lighter. Fast-forward 30 years and the maker's latest o
QuickTake:
Pros: Compact size, light weight, Good image and color quality, Handy, intuitive controls (once you get familiar with the Super Control Panel, 2x sensor crop factor maximizes telephoto lens length
Cons: No image stabilization, Small size may prove problematic for large hands, 2x sensor crop factor detracts from wide angle lens width
iloveindia.com Professional Review.
Olympus E420 DSLR
Comments:
Olympus launched a new camera - E420 DSLR in March 2008. It is said to be a follow up of its earlier model, E-410.
Olympus launched a new camera - E420 DSLR in March 2008. It is said to be a follow up of its earlier model, E-410.
letsgodigital.org Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Komachi kit
Comments:
Olympus E-420 Komachi kit : Named after famous Japanese poet Ono no Komachi, who was renowned for her beauty, the Olympus E-420 Komachi Kit certainly lives up to its namesake. Olympus brings together the E-420 body with the ZUIKO DIGITAL 25mm 1:2.8 pancak
Olympus E-420 Komachi kit : Named after famous Japanese poet Ono no Komachi, who was renowned for her beauty, the Olympus E-420 Komachi Kit certainly lives up to its namesake. Olympus brings together the E-420 body with the ZUIKO DIGITAL 25mm 1:2.8 pancak
letsgodigital.org Professional Review.
Olympus E420 digital camera review
Comments:
When Olympus first introduced the E-400, with the E-410 following not much later, they showed for the first time just how compact a DSLR camera from a FourThirds system can be. The design appealed to me immediately, and although I was prejudiced, shouldn'
When Olympus first introduced the E-400, with the E-410 following not much later, they showed for the first time just how compact a DSLR camera from a FourThirds system can be. The design appealed to me immediately, and although I was prejudiced, shouldn'
dcamerareview.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is an upgraded version of
The Olympus E-420 is an upgraded version of
pcadvisor.co.uk Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 review
Comments:
Not only is it one of the most lightweight and compact models in the world, the Olympus E-420 is an inexpensive DSLR that's a mighty £170 less than its Olympus E-410 predecessor.
Review Verdict: Compact, easy to use and inexpensive, the Olympus E-420 is a good DSLR option for anyone nervous about trading up from a pocket camera, while E-410 owners can rest easy that any upgrading is relatively minor.
Not only is it one of the most lightweight and compact models in the world, the Olympus E-420 is an inexpensive DSLR that's a mighty £170 less than its Olympus E-410 predecessor.
Review Verdict: Compact, easy to use and inexpensive, the Olympus E-420 is a good DSLR option for anyone nervous about trading up from a pocket camera, while E-410 owners can rest easy that any upgrading is relatively minor.
macworld.co.uk Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
Every six months the camera manufacturers revamp their digital SLR line-ups, with some surprising additions. Gavin Stoker surveys the current best contenders to match all budgets and expertise levels
Every six months the camera manufacturers revamp their digital SLR line-ups, with some surprising additions. Gavin Stoker surveys the current best contenders to match all budgets and expertise levels
wired.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
Let's get one thing out of the way: Even though it's called the 420, Olympus' latest camera has absolutely nothing to do with illicit drug use. We tried to find a secret compartment for storing your stash: No dice.
Let's get one thing out of the way: Even though it's called the 420, Olympus' latest camera has absolutely nothing to do with illicit drug use. We tried to find a secret compartment for storing your stash: No dice.
QuickTake:
Pros: Light weight and small size make it far more portable than most DSLRs. Live view lets you compose on-screen instead of peering through the viewfinder. Speedy autofocus. No discernible shutter lag. Paging all photo geeks: RAW format support.
Cons: Fewer buttons means it takes more menu-surfing to adjust basic settings like ISO and white balance. Face-detection feature can be slow. Four Thirds lens compatibility is largely moot, as no manufacturers beside Olympus and pricey Sigma support the standar
popphoto.com Professional Review.
Hands On: Olympus E-420
Comments:
A light package with a light price.
A light package with a light price.
digitalreview.ca Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Camera
Comments:
Olympus has today announced the Olympus E-420 SLR an advanced version of the Olympus E-410. While maintaining the same slim and portable design of the E-410, the Olympus E-420 incorporates a number of new technologies, including; AF Live View, Face Detect
Olympus has today announced the Olympus E-420 SLR an advanced version of the Olympus E-410. While maintaining the same slim and portable design of the E-410, the Olympus E-420 incorporates a number of new technologies, including; AF Live View, Face Detect
goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
Review Verdict: If you're after a petite SLR then the Olympus E-420 is a solid performer. It keeps pace with the competition in most areas, while maintaining dimensions that are significantly smaller.
Review Verdict: If you're after a petite SLR then the Olympus E-420 is a solid performer. It keeps pace with the competition in most areas, while maintaining dimensions that are significantly smaller.
QuickTake:
Pros: Small build, great colour balance, excellent noise performance, speedy burst mode
Cons: Pictures a little soft at default settings, no image stabilisation, menu can be a little clunky, small design may not suit everyone
pcauthority.com.au Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
Not the pinnacle of image quality, but superbly compact with plenty of neat features
Review Verdict: There's a downside to a smaller sensor, though. Smaller, denser pixels mean increased image noise. This does make itself felt at sensitivities above ISO 400 - the results from the Canons in particular are far cleaner - but below that it's less of an issue
Not the pinnacle of image quality, but superbly compact with plenty of neat features
Review Verdict: There's a downside to a smaller sensor, though. Smaller, denser pixels mean increased image noise. This does make itself felt at sensitivities above ISO 400 - the results from the Canons in particular are far cleaner - but below that it's less of an issue
star-techcentral.com Professional Review.
Little DSLR that could
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is one of the smallest DSLR cameras in the market but it's pretty big on features.
Review Verdict: While the E-420 has its strengths and weaknesses, the fact that the camera is one of the cheapest, smallest and lightest entry-level DSLR makes the E-420 a great option for photographers looking to purchase their first DSLR.
The Olympus E-420 is one of the smallest DSLR cameras in the market but it's pretty big on features.
Review Verdict: While the E-420 has its strengths and weaknesses, the fact that the camera is one of the cheapest, smallest and lightest entry-level DSLR makes the E-420 a great option for photographers looking to purchase their first DSLR.
QuickTake:
Pros: Compact and lightweight design; Live View is great for taking shots at difficult angles; good dynamic range; dust reduction system.
Cons: Poor ISO performance; slow focusing in Live View mode.
photographyreview.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Review
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is my first digital SLR experience. Photo-John gave it to me to review because he thought it would provide an interesting perspective for first-time DSLR buyers considering this camera. Previously, I've used film SLRs, compact digital ca
The Olympus E-420 is my first digital SLR experience. Photo-John gave it to me to review because he thought it would provide an interesting perspective for first-time DSLR buyers considering this camera. Previously, I've used film SLRs, compact digital ca
QuickTake:
Pros: DSLR performance in a remarkably small, lightweight body., 10-megapixel sensor provides excellent image quality., Ability to shoot in RAW format., 2.7-inch Live View LCD with auto focus., Face Detection technology, Dust-reduction system., Built-in pop-up
Cons: No mechanical Image Stabilization., Bigger than a point-and-shoot., Battery charger requires long cord.
pcworld.co.nz Professional Review.
First Look: Olympus E-420
Comments:
Not too much is known so far about the E-420, but we know this; the bosy weighs in at 380 grams and it's priced below the $500 mark in the US. This lightweight 10-megapixel DSLR offers heavyweight technologies, including a bigger, more viewable 2.7-inch L
Not too much is known so far about the E-420, but we know this; the bosy weighs in at 380 grams and it's priced below the $500 mark in the US. This lightweight 10-megapixel DSLR offers heavyweight technologies, including a bigger, more viewable 2.7-inch L
dcresource.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
Comments:
The Olympus E-420 is a compact digital SLR that offers a host of nice features, despite being priced at just $599. This camera is the follow-up to the venerable EVOLT E-410, offering these new features:
Review Verdict: There are two lenses that you can get along with the E-420. The first is the F3.5-5.6, 14 - 42 mm lens, which has a field-of-view of 28 - 84 mm. By kit lens standards, this one is pretty good -- it's well built, and photos are sharp. The other available l
The Olympus E-420 is a compact digital SLR that offers a host of nice features, despite being priced at just $599. This camera is the follow-up to the venerable EVOLT E-410, offering these new features:
Review Verdict: There are two lenses that you can get along with the E-420. The first is the F3.5-5.6, 14 - 42 mm lens, which has a field-of-view of 28 - 84 mm. By kit lens standards, this one is pretty good -- it's well built, and photos are sharp. The other available l
QuickTake:
Pros: Very good photo quality Good value -- starts at $500, body only World's smallest D-SLR; excellent build quality Dust reduction system Live view with contrast detect AF and face detection (with some lenses) on a 2.7" LCD display Full manual controls; RAW i
Cons: Photos are slightly soft; noise reduction a bit heavy at ISO 1600 (shoot RAW to avoid) Slow contrast detect AF, unimpressive face detection in live view mode; both features only available with a select few lenses Low light focusing could be better in all
picturecorrect.com Professional Review.
Olympus E-420
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The Olympus E-420 is an 11.8-megapixel digital SLR camera. It is designed to be small and portable so it can be taken anywhere like a point-and-shoot but still has the advanced functionality of a DSLR. The E420 features live view, on-screen autofocus, fac
Review Verdict: • Perfect Shot Preview enables you to view and select your favorite effect right on the LCD, and see how the image will look before you even capture it, so you know that what you see is what you get
The Olympus E-420 is an 11.8-megapixel digital SLR camera. It is designed to be small and portable so it can be taken anywhere like a point-and-shoot but still has the advanced functionality of a DSLR. The E420 features live view, on-screen autofocus, fac
Review Verdict: • Perfect Shot Preview enables you to view and select your favorite effect right on the LCD, and see how the image will look before you even capture it, so you know that what you see is what you get
maclife.com Professional Review.
Olympus Evolt E-420
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Entry-level DSLR bakes in PRO features Slackers might chuckle at the numbers in the Evolt E-420's name, but this entry-level DSLR is as hard working as any competitor. Stocked with important features, including a live-view mode to frame shots on the 2.7-
Review Verdict: The Evolt E-420 includes the features and quality we expect from an entry-level DSLR. While its quirks disappoint, it's a great value for beginners
Entry-level DSLR bakes in PRO features Slackers might chuckle at the numbers in the Evolt E-420's name, but this entry-level DSLR is as hard working as any competitor. Stocked with important features, including a live-view mode to frame shots on the 2.7-
Review Verdict: The Evolt E-420 includes the features and quality we expect from an entry-level DSLR. While its quirks disappoint, it's a great value for beginners
QuickTake:
Pros: Sharp, detailed close-up pictures. Pleasant colors in average light. Live-view mode allows odd-angle shots. Speedy, responsive action. Advanced manual controls
Cons: Photos get noisy at 800 ISO and higher. Viewfinder feels small. LCD stays lit even when sighting camera
digicamreview.co.uk Professional Review.
Olympus EVOLT E-420
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The Olympus EVOLT E-420 is the World's smallest Digital SLR and offers a 10 megapixel live view sensor, some great lenses, and a large 2.7 inch screen.
Review Verdict: If you want to move into the world of Digital SLRs and don't know where to start then the Olympus EVOLT E-420 is probably one of the best cameras to choose - despite being Olympus' "budget" digital SLR - it is not overly limited in any way like some of th
The Olympus EVOLT E-420 is the World's smallest Digital SLR and offers a 10 megapixel live view sensor, some great lenses, and a large 2.7 inch screen.
Review Verdict: If you want to move into the world of Digital SLRs and don't know where to start then the Olympus EVOLT E-420 is probably one of the best cameras to choose - despite being Olympus' "budget" digital SLR - it is not overly limited in any way like some of th
QuickTake:
Pros: Excellent image quality - excellent auto white balance, accurate colour, good dynamic range Excellent 2.7" screen - works well in bright sunlight World's most compact DSLR - available with pancake ~50mm lens Excellent Zuiko Digital kit lens - excellent de
Cons: Real optical image stabilisation would be nice (see the E-510 / E-520) Somewhat complicated menus (partly due to the vast wealth of options) Some banding in ISO1600 photos in low light ISO1600 results worse than other DSLRs
dpexpert.com.au Professional Review.
REVIEW-OLYMPUS E-420 dslr
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: This 10 megapixel digital SLR is built around the four-thirds sensor used by Olympus and Panasonic/Leica. It is the smallest and probably the lightest DSLR on the market, but it is not flimsy. It has one of the best implementations of so-called live vie
Review Verdict: : This camera has been created to make the transition from compact to DSLR as easy as possible. If you really like holding a camera at arm's length (a ridiculous posture) to take photos rather than sensibly bracing it against your face then the E-420 lets
: This 10 megapixel digital SLR is built around the four-thirds sensor used by Olympus and Panasonic/Leica. It is the smallest and probably the lightest DSLR on the market, but it is not flimsy. It has one of the best implementations of so-called live vie
Review Verdict: : This camera has been created to make the transition from compact to DSLR as easy as possible. If you really like holding a camera at arm's length (a ridiculous posture) to take photos rather than sensibly bracing it against your face then the E-420 lets
QuickTake:
Pros: : The picture quality is very good and the full feature list is truly impressive. Other makers tend to leave functions out in order to distance the entry level cameras from their posher units - Olympus doesn't do that. The live view arrangement is almost
Cons: : The aspect ratio of a Four Thirds sensor is 4:3. The aspect ratio of a standard or A4 photo print is 3:2. So composing in the viewfinder will be a hit and miss affair and pixels are thrown away.
cnet.com.au Professional Review.
Olympus E-420 Preview - Digital Cameras
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olympus e-420 review: Almost a year after its E-410 debuted as the
olympus e-420 review: Almost a year after its E-410 debuted as the
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For the more advanced photographer, the E-420 DSLR provides full exposure flexibility, fast performance and excellent image quality.
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