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Olympus Evolt E-420 Digital SLR with 14-42mm Zukio Lens
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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

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Pros: Small form factor, Live View with autofocus, Scene modes to help beginners get started, Super Sonic Wave Filter, No image stabilization system, Autofocus sluggish in dim environment, No dedicated focusing mode switch
Cons: No image stabilization system, Autofocus sluggish in dim environment, No dedicated focusing mode switch
whatdigitalcamera.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.3 star(s) Olympus E-420

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The 10-megapixel Olympus E-420 is a purposely compact DSLR that features Live View and Shadow Adjustment technology.

Review Verdict: It's rare to come across a camera that both pleases and irritates you in roughly the same proportions, and here I have found two. There is a lot to like about each; the E-420 for providing masses of features and a good standard of images in such a cheap a

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Pros: Little effort to carry, dust reduction, excellent value for money, consistent AWB ;
Cons: Handling, position of right eyelet, highlight control, slow AF system with standard lenses ;
pcpro.co.uk Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.15 star(s) Olympus E-420

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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.

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techradar.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.5 star(s) Olympus E-420 | Our Review | TechRadar UK

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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

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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

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'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.

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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.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) Olympus E-420 Digital SLR

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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

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dpreview.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.5 star(s) Olympus E-420 Review

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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!

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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 ; Super
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 distracti
imaging-resource.com Professional Review.

Olympus E-420 Digital Camera - Review

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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, Superson
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

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