Sammanfattning: Olympus has listened to its customers and kept all that is best in the PEN E-P1 whilst adding a much needed electronic viewfinder and a range of enhancements to focusing, movie mode, filters and colour-boosting. Olympus - PEN E-P2 price Buy Olympus PE...
Design, accessories port, great imaging quality, excellent video controls, so much fun to use, EVF
No onboard flash, focusing can be a little unreliable, price
The range of options is impressive, whether you are a novice attracted to the design, or an enthusiast looking for a more compact camera with plenty of creative control. Whichever you are, the E-P2 is immense fun to use, if a little priceyKey specs12 m...
At £849, the Olympus Pen E-P2 is also significantly more expensive than an entry-level DSLR, and with a DSLR you get a true optical viewfinder, a bigger sensor, and a wider array of lens options. To put it bluntly, however, this is one of the most fu...
There are many things to like about the Pen E-P2, and most of these are the same features that appear in the E-P1. This is because, besides the EVF, there is little in the way of a ‘giant leap forward’. The EVF is impressive, and when combined with the...
Sammanfattning: When Olympus released the E-P1 it was greeted with wide acclaim but for one thing – the lack of a viewfinder. The brand has addressed this and added yet more features with the Olympus E-P2. ...
The image quality from the E-P twins is superb. Colours are rich without being over-saturated. Auto focusing and exposure are good with exposure compensation easily to hand. The electronic viewfinder – not our favourite device – does make it e...
The EVF is a cut above any other we have used but it still falls short on showing true-to-life brightness and contrast. It is like looking at a very small TV very close up, but at least in this case it is a high definition TV.
The Olympus twins are wonderful cameras. We took our E-P1 to the tennis and used it with an old lens, attached with an official adapter and it gave good results without being ostentatious. The E-P2 is just that little bit better. *
The image quality from the E-P twins is superb. Autofocusing and exposure are good, with exposure compensation easily to hand. The viewfinder — not our favourite device — does make it easier to use legacy manual focus lenses. ...
The EVF is a cut above any other we have used but it still falls short on showing true-to-life brightness and contrast. It is like looking at a very small television very close up but at least in this case it is a high-definition TV. ...
The Olympus twins are wonderful cameras. We took our E-P1 to the tennis and used it with an old lens, attached with an official adaptor, and it gave good results without being ostentatious. The E-P2 is just that little bit better. You're the only pe...
