As the world’s smallest and lightest D-SLR with built-in Image Stabilization and a portable creative studio! The new Olympus E-620 combines the technical sophistication required by Pros, with easy-to-use functions desired by hobbyists.

As a result, ambitious photographers everywhere can now take creativity to a whole new level. Shoot outside the box with the world’s smallest and lightest image-stabilized digital SLR. The DSLR that puts creative freedom in the palm of your hands. Six creative in-camera art filters, Multiple Exposure shooting and a swivel Live View 2.7″ HyperCrystal III LCD offer artistic freedom and endless creative possibilities. The 12.3-megapixel Live MOS sensor and TruePic III+ processor provide exceptional picture quality. With in-body Image Stabilization and small 16.76-ounce body, the E-620 is a camera that truly lets you shoot outside the frame. Face & Background Control for beautifully balanced exposures of foreground subjects and background scenery Comfortable viewing with Autofocus Live View 2.7 Multi-angle HyperCrystal III LCD with Live View for greatest flexibility and real-time monitoring Built-in I.S. with max. 4 steps efficiency Great image performance and large variety of bright dedicated-to-digital lenses thanks to Four Thirds Standard High-precision, 49-zone metering system Auto gradation adjustment to prevent blown highlights and blocked-in shadows Live simulation function (effective monitoring) Pre-control over White Balance & exposure compensation Preview of shadow adjustment technology (SAT) for maximum image results 5x/7x/10x magnified view for precise focusing Ergonomic design of body, control buttons and GUI for easy operation AE/AF lock functionality for individual customization Accurate White Balance with two sensors High-speed data writing and lossless compression for quick processing Optional power grip ideal for portrait shooting and long bat

Index of Olympus Evolt E620 Reviews

• Cnet—The good: High-quality photos; solid performance; articulated LCD; some nice features, including savable custom settings, in-body image stabilization, Art Filters, and a wireless flash controller.The bad: No video capture; more complex to operate than is necessary.The bottom line: While it’s a solid budget dSLR with good photo quality and a host of advanced features, the Olympus E-620 still falls behind the competition on most counts.

• PhotographyBlog—“If you don’t want to use your DSLR to record movies and you don’t do very much handheld low-light shooting, then it’s very easy to recommend the Olympus E-620, so much so that we’ve given it our highest possible Essential! award. It’s one of the cheapest and most full-featured mid-range SLR cameras, with great ease-of use, compact size and light weight, and excellent image quality in good light. This camera certainly lives up to its official billing as “The Olympus E-620: All our knowledge in one”, and is our pick of the current range of Olympus DSLRs.”

• Neocamera—”The bottom line is that the E-620 makes an outstanding choice for those needing a small DSLR, without losing the viewfinder and going to a Micro Four-Thirds digital camera like the EP-1 we just reviewed. The main difference is that, while the EP-1 actually beats the E-620 in terms of image quality, the lack of reflex viewfinder makes tracking moving subjects next to impossible, so for action and sports, the E-620 will be much more useful.”
• dpexpert—”Olympus has worked hard at refining the Four Thirds system. It got off to a good start with the E-1 but then produced a few duds along the way with cameras like the E-300 and E-330, the first attempts to incorporate so-called live view in a DSLR. But the system is now fully evolved and the current cameras are excellent. The E-620 also provides the internal workings for the new E-P1 (see the main story), sharing most features but without a viewfinder or built-in flash. So there is a choice – one lovely camera in two different body forms. You can’t go wrong.”
• About.com—”The two biggest drawbacks to the E-620 are its lack of a video mode and its low-light performance. If you can live with those two problems, the E-620 will provide a very good value, and its manual-control settings will help you learn more about photography.”
• dpreview—”The Four Thirds range has tended to lag a fraction behind the best contemporary APS-C sensor-size DSLRs in terms of absolute performance but make up some of the difference with excellent lenses, feature-packed specifications, and lower sticker prices. This isn’t the case with the E-620 – however you look at it, it’s up there with the best of them. It doesn’t offer the video recording capabilities of some of its contemporaries, but as a dedicated stills camera, it’s a pretty compelling package. Built-in Image Stabilization gives it an edge over its rivals if you’re buying additional lenses.”
• Steve’s Digicams—”Olympus continues to offer high-quality features and abilities in their E-series models. While the E-620 is what we consider an advanced amateur model, it sports an entry-level price tag of about US$699 or less for the body/14-14mm Zuiko lens outfit. With excellent image quality both indoors and out, pleasing High ISO capabilities, and loads of easy to use features, we have no problem giving the Olympus E-620 dSLR a high recommendation.”

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