• Olympus E-620- World’s smallest, lightest digital SLR with built-in image stabilization

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    Combining the unmatched compact, lightweight design of the Olympus E-420 with the advanced features of the Olympus E-520, notably its built-in image stabilization mechanism, the new Olympus E-620 digital SLR camera offers a level of convenience and portability unprecedented in a camera this sophisticated. High picture quality is ensured by a 12.3-megapixel High-Speed Live MOS Sensor and the new TruePic III+ image processing engine. The E-620 also offers top-of-its-class high-speed performance with a newly developed 7-point AF system for fast, accurate autofocusing and high-speed sequential shooting at 4 frames per second.
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    The Olympus E-620’s newly developed small image stabilization mechanism features a compensation effect of up to 4 EV steps. The E-620 also incorporates some of the exciting new features found on Olympus E-30, such as the Art Filter function and the multi-aspect function. Six Art Filters, including a bright, colourful, Pop Art filter and a dreamy, ethereal, Soft Focus filter, enable anyone to easily achieve modes of photographic expression that ordinarily require the use of special lenses, add-on filters, or the use of complex image processing techniques.
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    The Olympus E-620 weighs just 475 grams, despite incorporating a large dual-axis variable-angle LCD monitor measuring 2.7 inches diagonally.
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