The camera that made one of the biggest splashes at this year's PMA show in Orlando, Florida, was undoubtedly the Olympus Evolt E-330 ($1,100 List). And for good reason: It's the first D-SLR to give ...

Discover digital SLR freedom with the Olympus E-330 - due March at around £900 London, 26 January 2006 – The Olympus E-330 is the world’s first* digital SLR camera to feature a continuous live view ...

IT’S HERE — LIVE PREVIEW IN A DSLR! Olympus pulled it off, with its new 7.5MP (effective) Evolt E-330 DSLR ($1,000 street, body only). It’s the first DSLR to offer a live color preview in its LCD ...

Olympus has managed to carve out a niche in the competitive DSLR market by including features that you won't find on cameras from Canon or Nikon, such as its ultrasonic dust-removal system. With the ...

Here’s a big hitter from Olympus, announced nice and early, before the Photo Marketing Show in February. A DSLR with remarkable features such as an ultrasonic dust-removal system, it also claims to be ...

The new E-330 Evolt DSLR from Olympus has a lot of pro photogs either drooling on or scoffing at its new Live View mode that lets you get live color previews of shots with your LCD instead of having ...

If you've been wondering why camera manufacturers can't figure out how to make a digital SLR with LCD previewing, wonder no longer: Olympus has done it. While Fujifilm's Finepix S3 took a stab at this ...

Digital SLR cameras amaze me. True, they’re so bulky you need a bag to carry all of their interchangeable lenses, but those lenses guarantee better pictures. Forget megapixels — the only way to ...

Olympus is renowned for product innovation so it should be no surprise that it’s the first company to produce a digital SLR camera that provides a full-time, live view of the subject you’re shooting ...

Olympus’ Evolt E-330, an upgrade of the company’s previous E-300 model, is unique among mid-range digital SLR cameras for two reasons: First, it’s the only DSLR currently available that allows you to ...

Olympus is one of those brands that’s fondly thought of among photography enthusiasts, like Farley’s Rusks and Big Trak. Loads of snappers started out with an Olympus SLR and David Bailey swears by ...

There are two kinds of digital SLR customers: those who own lenses and are loyal to a brand, and those considering a step up from digital compacts and willing to look at the merits of a camera instead ...