http://www.simonreeve.com/index.php/2009/12/29/ive-bought-an-olympus-e620-d-slr/ Simon Reeve's Blog of All Sorts Fri, 09 Dec 2011 20:41:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.simonreeve.com/index.php/2009/12/29/ive-bought-an-olympus-e620-d-slr/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Kevin Griffin Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:57:38 +0000 http://www.simonreeve.com/?p=275#comment-336 Yes, I've currently got an E410 and am looking to add a E620 body - largely for the in-body IS. Not the in-lens IS found on some. I've a number of Zuiko's. The reviews of these have been done but there remains a firm prejudice against 4/3 system - largely fuelled by the chattering camera club classes who would always point out that a larger Canon or Nikon MOS would produce better lab results. Fortunately for me I shoot pictures and no test charts. The immense advantages of the compact design far outweigh many other things. If I was shooting 24 sheet posters I'd be back on film with my Sinar P. I think the E620 is going to be a good choice. I'm sure they will add video soon as its now on the E5. (Ex pro photog who never could abide the seft congratulatory camera club attenders) Yes, I’ve currently got an E410 and am looking to add a E620 body – largely for the in-body IS. Not the in-lens IS found on some. I’ve a number of Zuiko’s. The reviews of these have been done but there remains a firm prejudice against 4/3 system – largely fuelled by the chattering camera club classes who would always point out that a larger Canon or Nikon MOS would produce better lab results. Fortunately for me I shoot pictures and no test charts. The immense advantages of the compact design far outweigh many other things. If I was shooting 24 sheet posters I’d be back on film with my Sinar P.
I think the E620 is going to be a good choice. I’m sure they will add video soon as its now on the E5.
(Ex pro photog who never could abide the seft congratulatory camera club attenders)

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