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The Olympus E-520 is a 10-megapixel digital SLR with a consolidated body, built-in image stabilization, a 2.7-inch LCD with alight view, and enough exposure modes to please any photographer. It’s part of the Four Thirds System, which uses a smaller 4:3 characteristic ratio imaging sensor that helps keep the camera body and lenses uncomfortable and light. Want to buy an Olympus E-520?
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Pros Sunlight and compact Built-in mechanical image stabilization Wonderful Control Panel LCD interface Excellent, compact lenses Lots of customization accomplishable 3.5 frames-per-second frame rate Supersonic Flutter Filter dust reduction system Cons Model quality isn’t as good as the competition Sometimes auto centre locks up Only three auto focus points Slow, 1/180th instant flash sync Menus and customization options can be devastating
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I’ve been using the E-520 since Olympus sent me a pre-motion camera in the early spring. On the surface it looks almost exactly like the E-510. However, there’s a lot more to the E-520 than meets the eye. It has a new 10-megapixel sensor, new TruePic III model processing, new LCD, Live View with auto focus and physiognomy detection, improved in-camera image stabilization, and better elaborate ISO performance. I’ve shot a wide variety of squash with it including candid people photos, spring ski photos and hundreds of mountain bike pictures. I’ve in truth used it more than any other camera while I’ve had it. Let me tell you why… next page - Olympus E-520 Camera Features >>

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