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Wednesday, 15 September 2010 |
Olympus makes mighty-fine DSLRs, whereby I usually attribute these cameras as an ultra high-end camera. Nevertheless, it seems that Olympus yet again unleashed another technological wonder, dubbed as the E-5 DSLR.
Basically, the E-5 DSLR is encased in splash and dust-proof magnesium alloy body. Also, the E-5 is equipped with the TruePic V+ image processor and has an ISO range from 100 to 6400. Also, the E-5 can snap 720p videos, as well as 12.3 megapixel stills. Also, I find the 3-inch dual-axis swiveling LCD unit to be indispensable as it allows you to view better through the viewfinder.
Do take note that Olympus has decided to price their E-5 DSLR rather exorbitantly, whereby you’ll need to pay a premium price of $1,699.99 for the body alone. Take a closer look at the Olympus E-5 DSLR:
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