The E-3 uses Olympus’s Supersonic Wave Drive to shake dust-free every time the camera is powered up.

GoodGearGuide has reviewed Olympus E-3 and given out “One thing experienced SLR users will instantly notice is the unit’s design. Built from a magnesium shell, the E-3 feels extremely solid. It sits nicely in the hands, and although the two scroll wheels could be arranged slightly more comfortably, the overall control layout is very intuitive. The body is also splash proof and as we watched someone poor a jug of water over the camera and then have it keep on going straight away, we can definitely attest to how effective this is.”

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