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Digital camera - SLR - 12.3 Mpix - Olympus Zuiko Digital 14-42mm and 40-150mm lenses - optical zoom: 3 x - supported... More product details
$599.00
High-quality photos ; solid performance ; articulated LCD ; some nice features, including savable... (cnet.com)
Quite low image noise for Four-Thirds system, Good dynamic range, Reliable auto focus, Fast and... (neocamera.com)
We have collected and analyzed 82 expert reviews and 191 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 78/100 and users rate it 89/100. The average review date is June 18, 2009. We have compared these reviews to 128704 reviews from other Digital SLR Cameras. The alaScore™ for this product is 94/100 = Excellent. Last update: November 19, 2009.

940100
273 reviews
November, 2009
82 Experts
Product Age
191 Users
Rank 13
from $599.00
High-quality photos ; solid performance ; articulated LCD ; some nice features, including savable custom settings, in-body image stabilization, Art Filters, and a wireless flash controller
No video capture ; more complex to operate than is necessary
While it's a solid budget dSLR with good photo quality and a host of advanced features, the Olympus E-620 still falls behind the competition on most counts.
Because Olympus (along with co-developer Fujifilm) is wedded to its slow...
The Olympus E-620 is not just a very good DSLR, it is an excellent value with an outstanding and complete feature set. Image noise is a good as we have seen from Four-Thirds cameras and very close to recent rivals using APS size sensors. This can be ...
Quite low image noise for Four-Thirds system, Good dynamic range, Reliable auto focus, Fast and responsive, Effective stabilization
Poor auto-white-balance in artificial light, Very small viewfinder, Complicated menu system,, LCD too reflective, Short battery life
Camera costs are falling faster than a bowling ball in a black hole. Case in point: The Olympus E-620, an inexpensive digital single-lens reflex camera that won't weigh your shoulder down, is easy to use and takes fine pictures in a wide variety of ...
Easy to use. Lithe and compact size for a DSLR. Spiffy swiveling LCD screen. Excellent shots in photon-rich environments. Body-based image stabilization. Easy to configure in both automatic and manual modes
Poor low-light performance. Noisy images above ISO 1000. Doesn't shoot video. Plastic body and lens construction feels like it could break if squeezed too hard
Paid $699 for a two lense kit including free shipping from New Egg, a great deal! The battery died surprisingly fast, maybe because I used the live view from time to time. Will need to buy another battery as a backup
Live view LCD, ease of use, good picture quality and well designed body
Unstable in low light situation. Low battery life
I honestly don't see how it's construction rating is so high, the ergonomics of this camera is terrible. I can hold my E-510, 300mm lens attached, with one finger down by my side; I struggle to hold the E-620, with an 18mm lens, with four fingers. The gen...
Awful ergonomics
Olympus E-620 in such a compact body, you can integrate a flip LCD is 2.7 inches hard, and it's 7:00 on the focus of increased, focusing accuracy has been greatly improved, these areas, compared to Olympus previous models have a greater appeal. Olympus E-...
Compact body with Anti - shake, built - art filter function
High ISO noise with a certain gap between the rivals at the same level
The E-620 comes with free angle live view in a small and light body. With the art filter and multiple exposure functionality, it is sure to expand your world of expressions. In addition, the image stabilization built into the E-620 means that image stabilization is available with all FourThirds lenses you may decide to use. Combined with the standard class lenses with light weight and high cost performance, image stabilization is always available throughout an approximate 33x zoom range from...
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