If you're looking for an Olympus DSLR but don't have the bank for a $1,499
E-3, yet couldn't be seen with a pedestrian $599
E-520, Olympus is about to fill your niche with the upcoming $1,299 E-30, a shooter that sits neatly betwixt the two in most stats despite actually having a higher megapixel sensor than either. (We all know that doesn't necessarily mean more quality,
right?) Like its higher and lower cousins it too offers in-body image stabilization and Live View, borrowing the 2.7-inch LCD from the E-520 while snagging the 11-point auto-focus function from the E-3. It also nets a built-in level that displays roll and pitch, plus an integrated wireless flash receiver, making it sound very much like a prosumer model -- though it has enough consumery shooting modes like "Grainy Film" and "Pop Art" to make any would-be-photog cringe. Best of both worlds or unwanted offspring? We'll wait for the first round of reviews when it launches in January before being too judgmental.
올림푸스에서 E-3와 E-520의 사이의 중급기 E-30을 출시했다.
아직 정확한 스펙은 모르겠다만 경쟁기종은 캐논의 50D라 한다..
왜점점 니콘의 라인업이 높아진다는 느낌이 들지-_-;;
D90이 50D랑 엮이고 D300이랑은 같이 안껴주는거 같고..
내가 니콘 유저라 그런건가..-_-
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