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Camera Test: Olympus Pen E-P2
Franck Mée
February 9, 2010 11:09 AM
February 9, 2010 11:09 AM
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Less than six months after the launch of the Pen E-P1, Olympus is back with the E-P2, the latest incarnation of its collection of compact Micro Four-Thirds cameras.
Not much has changed, and the body, sensor and screen are all exactly the same as before. The main innovation is the arrival of the adjustable electronic viewfinder, much vaunted by Olympus and capable of focusing using any lens; the E-P1's optical viewfinder was stuck at 17 mm.
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