The Olympus E-P1 is a high end camera modeled after the company’s PEN series camera that was launched 50 years ago. This 12.3 megapixel sleek and compact model is the world’s smallest interchangable lens camera according to the company.
The camera is a synthesis between the point and shoot camera and a digital single lens model camera. The highlight of this camera is that it incorporates the image quality of the digital SLR models with high definition video capabilities usually found in smaller cameras.
The other noteworthy features of this camera include a 16 bit stereo audio, a 3 inch LCD, in-body image stabilization, face detection technology and 19 scene modes, among other features.
The camera costs in the range of $900, and is definitely a convenient tool for basic users who are not professional or advanced photographers but who still require high quality pictures. For basic users whose sole intention is to click casual pictures on the move, this camera may be an extravagance though.
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