Photography enthusiasts located in the UK who are looking to pick up one of Olympus' new E-P1 should clear their schedules for June 25th as Jessops has recently announced they will be holding a launch event for the camera. David Bailey, well-known photographer, will apparantly be in attendance along with Jessops giving the first 50 pre-orders ...
Olympus has finally come forth and officially announced the much anticipated E-P1, the company's first Micro Four Thirds camera. While some almost accurate details were leaked, Olympus' spec sheet shows some different information; the camera will have a 12.3MP sensor, feature the ability to record HD video at 720p, a ISO range of 100-6400, a 3" ...
The Olympus E-P1 Micro Four Thirds digital camera is anticipated to make its official debut on Tuesday, but a source has leaked additional details ahead of time. According to this leak, the E-P1 is expected to have a 13-megapixel sensor, 200-6400 ISO range and 60-1/4000 shutter speed, together with supporting 720p video recording. The leak also ...
It seems that Olympus is on its way of releasing a new Micro Four Thirds camera, the E-P1. The camera will cpme with a 17mm f/2.8 lens but that's all we can say for now. Olympus has a Micro Four Thirds announcement scheduled for June 16 so that's when we might hear more details about ...
A new Micro Four Thirds camera is supposed to arrive this summer and according to Aving, Olympus is going to launch it in early July. An official announcement is supposed to be made on June 15 and we'll be waiting close by for more details and prices. The camera will be the first Micro Four ...
You might remember that DMC-GH1 Micro Four Thirds camera which we've shown you a while ago. Well Panasonic seems ready to deliver it. The camera will be bundled with a 14-140mm lens and it will sell for $1,500 in Japan when it will arrive. Considering that this Micro Four Thirds will do 1080p video recording ...
We have nothing really official yet but it looks like Olympus is getting ready to launch new Micro Four Thirds cameras soon. These are supposed to be the M-1 and the M-100. Both versions will be as big as your regular point-and-shoot camera. What features should we expect? Well, time with tell and hopefully PMA ...
