Olympus E-3 Digital Camera:
The new Olympus E-3 is the flagship of its Digital SLR line and provides the high-precision performance demanded by professional and enthusiastic photographers. It combines speed and weatherproof durability for capturing exceptional images in any situation.

Main Features:
* 10-megapixel Live MOS image sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
* 2.5-inch Live View LCD display; magnify directly on the LCD by 5, 7, or 10x
* Mechanical Image Stabilization with Supersonic Wave Drive
* Exclusive dust-free technology for spot-free photos
* Capture images to CompactFlash Type I/II, Microdrive, xD-Picture Card (Dual-Slot)

Olympus E-3 Professional Reviews:

• PCmag has reviewed Olympus E-3 and given out ” Bottom Line:The Olympus E-3 is a fine midrange D-SLR that’s a less-expensive alternative to competing models. Pros:Articulating LCD. Live view. Mechanical image stabilization. Fast autofocus. Excellent image quality in nearly all environments. Well-placed buttons. Cons:Large body. Small LCD. Unintuitive menu system. Flash shots slightly underexposed at times.”

• CNET has reviewed Olympus E-3 and given out ” The good:Excellent photo quality; fast performance; solid, dust- and splash-proof body; flip-and-twist LCD; large, 100 percent coverage viewfinder; built-in wireless flash controller. The bad: Relatively low resolution for the price; smallish LCD, some clunky design aspects. The bottom line:Despite some interface quirks and a slightly awkward design, the Olympus E-3 fares quite well against its midrange dSLR competition.”

• PCAdvisor has reviewed Olympus E-3 and given out ” 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 customising settings to the nth degree will get the most out of the E-3.”

• 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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