Olympus Evolt E510 Review By Imaging-resource

As with the E-410 model it is announced alongside, the Olympus EVOLT E-510 offers rather more “traditional” styling than some of the past EVOLT line, but the two don’t share identical bodies. Instead, the E-510 is a few millimeters wider and offers a significantly deeper handgrip that adds to the camera’s thickness, but should offer a comfortable hand-hold.

Imaging-resource Reviewed the Olympus Evolt E510 and gave out”As you’d expect, the E-510 retains Olympus’ unique Supersonic Wave Filter, which couples a high-frequency vibration of the imager to remove dust from its surface, plus a range of seals to stop movement of dust through the camera body. The E-510 also includes the latest iteration of Olympus’ TruePic image processor. Dubbed TruePic III, the new processor is said to offer a one stop reduction in image noise over past variants at higher ISO sensitivities, and today’s new EVOLTs are the first cameras to include the technology. Other benefits of TruePic III are said to include faster connectivity, faster flash card write speeds, faster startup, and improved image quality (detail, color accuracy, and color transitions).”
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