The Olympus PEN E-PL3 did push cyan toward blue and oranges slightly toward yellow, but shifts were relatively minor to moderate. (The cyan to blue shift is very common among the digital cameras ...

Color Profile 3 The Olympus PEN-F is a unique direction for Olympus and its PEN line of Micro Four Thirds cameras, one that puts a focus on premium features, build quality and styling. In years ...

Although they were very compact, the half-frame cameras from the 1960s weren’t necessarily basic in design, and Olympus went ...

Olympus was a major player in the film and early digital days, with products like this 1970s 35mm camera Olympus, once one of the world's biggest camera brands, is selling off that part of its ...

[Portable camera pen] The perfect combination of simple pen body line and wide-angle camera, no one will realize that this is a mini camera, which can be put in shirt pocket, clipped on the ...

Sauvagnargues: Olympus is a pioneer in endoscopy, developing the world’s first commercial gastro-camera more than 70 years ...

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In case you haven't heard, a revolution is upon us in the field of digital photography. Olympus is helping to lead the charge with its PEN E-PL1 portable camera, featuring professional digital single ...

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Live composite mode is another feature first found in Olympus OM-D cameras, and lets you see the image developing on the screen, and is particularly useful for light-painting or night photography.

A digital camera is a big investment, so you want to get it right first go. But as with most products these days, it's hard to know which bells and whistles are important to have on your camera, and ...