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Olympus Evolt E-510 Digital Camera with 14-42mm Lens

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The Olympus E-510 delivers nothing short of impeccable performance. This successor to the E-500 gives photographers a better way to frame compositions since – unlike most D-SLRs – it boasts Live View capability on its 2.5”/6.4cm HyperCrystal LCD.

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Olympus E510 Digital SLR Camera Travel Kit with 14-42mm Lens

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Take confident, professional shots with ease and control with the exceptional Olympus E510 digital SLR camera. It arrives with an ED 14-42mm 3x wide a...

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Product Description

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Image Sensor Type	Live MOS
Resolution	10.9 Megapixel
Camera Type	SLR/Professional
Family Line	Olympus EVOLT

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Wow! Pro quality for an affordable price!

by burkhartmg, Jun 6, 2008

Pros: Great price, fast focusing, image stabilization, flexible settings, full-featured menus, and, of course, GREAT PICTURES!

Cons: Small-maximum-aperture kit lenses, menu settings reset when powered down, sometimes a LONG shutter lag.

The Bottom Line: Buy it! Buy it! Buy it! Buy it! I recommend this camera to all of my students at the Community College. Solid, flexible, affordable.

Review: I've been doing film photography for over 30 years (both taking and teaching), so it was hard for me to switch to digital. Even though I'm quite technical, I can get overwhelmed by all the menu options, for example. After much research, I decided to ...

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A DSLR for the common man

by za9ra22, May 13, 2008

Pros: Compact and light, great image quality and handling. Superb kit lenses. Image stabilization.

Cons: Imperfect Live View, slow AF in low light. Poor menu system.

The Bottom Line: Lightweight yet well built with excellent image quality and flexibility. Handles very well and is easy to setup and control. Great value for money, particularly in the two-lens kit.

Review: Two years is a long time in digital photography, with technology moving quickly and yesterday's cameras of choice fast becoming today's also-rans. Thus it is that two years after buying a Fuji S9000, I found myself considering a DSLR to replace it. ...

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