Targeted at more knowledgeable photographers, the E-510’s body is larger and 85 grams heavier, thanks to the addition of a built-in imager-shift stabilisation system.

photoreview Reviewed the Olympus Evolt E510 and gave out”Of the Four Thirds System cameras we’ve tested, the E-510 represents by far the best value for money when you combine its performance, ease of use and functionality. Offering the same Live View LCD and tried-and-proven SSWF dust minimisation system as the E-410, the E-510 is a more comfortable camera to hold and use and would be an excellent choice for photographers who prefer viewing their shots on TV sets and computer screens and should suit travellers who wish to minimise the bulk and weight in their camera bags…”
Read more about Olympus Evolt E510

Get Digital Camera help or contribute tips or tricks at New digital fans Forums.



Related Posts:

• Olympus E510 Review By digitaltrends
Many people opt for Canon and Nikon because they have older 35mm lenses from those systems and want to use that glass in the digital... ...


• Olympus E-510 Review By photographyblog
the Olympus E510 replaces the E-500 and features a a new 10 megapixel Live MOS sensor. There's also a new image processing engine which provides... ...


• Olympus E-510 Review by Four-Thirds User
the new Olympus E-510 in the test lab to find out just how effectively its new Supersonic Wave driven moving sensor image stabilisation system (IS)... ...


• Olympus Evolt E510 Review By Imaging-resource
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"... ...


• Olympus SP-550UZ Review By Photoreview
When Olympus announced its SP550 UZ, the world's first 18x zoom digicam, in late January it attracted considerable attention worldwide Photoreview reviewed the Olympus SP-550UZ and... ...

Comments(0) | Add Comments