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| THIS IS A MINT DEALER DEMO OLYMPUS E-1 5.5 MP WITH 39X OPTICAL ZOOM, THIS CAMERA WAS USED FOR PHOTO SHOOTS AT AN OLYMPUS DEALER, THE ACCESSORIES IS PACKED AS WHEN CAME FROM FACTORY, NECK STRAP NEVER BEEN ON CAMERA,IT COME WITH ALSO A NEW OLYMPUS 14-42 MM LENS WITH LENS HOOD, A MANUAL FOR THE CAMERA,SOFTWARE, THE 2 OLYMPUS BLM-1 BATTERIES,A MANUAL FOR THE SOFTWARE,CHARGER,A BRAND NEW 4 GB COMPACT FLASH MEMORY CARD WITH 10YR. WARRANTY COME ALSO,A NEW OLYMPUS KEY RING WITH A MINATURE SILVER CAMERA,AND OLYMPUS LAPEL PIN COME ALSO,THIS CAMERA COME WITH AN ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENT Ver. 2.0,THIS CAMERA IS ABOUT AS LIKE NEW AS AS POSSIBLE, NOT A MARK OR SIGN OF USE, AND IF YOU CHECK MY FEEDBACKS I DESCIBED MY CAMERA AS TRUTHFULLY AS POSSIBLE, OR AS I CAN.FOR THE SPECIFORCATIONS AND FEATURES OIR DESCIBED BELOW. INSURANCE IS INCLUDED IN SHIPPING CHARGES. THIS CAMERA COME WITH AN OLYMPUS FS-2 GRID FOCUSING SCREEN TO KEEP IMAGES IN PERFECT ALIGNMENT HORIZONAL AND VERTICALLY.THIS FOCUSING SCREEN RETAIL FOR $49.BUT I REALLY DO NOT KNOW IF ITS STANDARD OR OPTIONAL ACCESSORY.ITS REALLY ESSENTIAL TO HAVE TO MAKE IMAGES MORE ALIGNED.CHECK THE LAST PICTURE OF THE BATTERY COMPARTMENTYTHE DOOR IS FINE ,ITS THE HOLDING LATCH THATS MISSING, IF I WOULD NOT HAVE TOLD YOU YOU PROBABLY WOULD NOT HAVE NOTICED IT, BUT I AM TELLING YOU, THE BATTERY CAN BE PUT IN WITH NO PROBLEM,THE LATCH JUST HELD IT DOWN WHILE YOU CLOSE THE BATTERY DOOR,BUT HONESTLY ITS NO TROUBLE TO CLOSE, I JUST WANT TO GIVE FULL DISCLOSURE., ITS AN AWESOME PROFESSIONAL CAMERA THAT TAKES PRO IMAGES. IN LOW LIGHT WHEN MOST CAMERAS NEED A FLASH THIS CAMERA TAKE GREAT SHOTS,JUST LIKE ITS THE CAMERAS THE E-3 AND THE E-30, THIS CAMERAIS RIGHT IN THERE WITH THEM AS FOR GREAT SHARP PROFESSIONAL IMAGES. PLEASE BE NOTIFIED THAT THIS CAMERA DO NOT COME WITH A POP-UP FLASH,IT HAS A HOTSHOE FOR AN EXTERNAL FLASH,IT WAS SOLD BEFORE AND SENT BACK FOR THAT REASON, I MADE A REFUND TO THE BUYER, EVEN THOUGH, IT WAS HIS BAD JUDGEMENT, A FLASH CAN BE BOUGHT ON E-BAY(AFTYER-MARKET FOR $37 THIS OLYUMPUS E-1 TAKE SOME UNBELEIVABLE SHOTS IN LOW LIGHT WITHOUT A FLASH, BUT YOU WILL NEED A FLASH IN SOME SITUATIONS,.
     Product summarySpecifications: Digital camera type: SLR ; Resolution: 5 megapixels ; Display type: 1.8 in LCD display See full specs
If you've been waiting for a 4/3 digital SLR (dSLR) since the standard was announced more than a year ago, you'll be pleased to know the wait is over. With the official unveiling of the 5-megapixel E-1 Digital SLR, Olympus has made a dramatic entrance into the professional-dSLR market. The company's new contender is the first 4/3 interchangeable-lens camera, and it's designed from the ground up to use entirely digital technology instead of borrowing parts (lenses, most notably) from existing 35mm-film-camera systems. Kodak and Fujifilm have also endorsed the 4/3 system, which uses a standard lens mount and sensor size (22.3mm diagonal, with a 4:3 aspect ratio). That probably means that if you decide to take the 4/3 plunge, you'll be rewarded with a rapidly growing selection of compatible components over the next few years. For the moment, Olympus has gotten the ball rolling with the E-1 body, the first four of its new Zuiko Digital lenses, and a variety of accessories.
While Olympus touts the E-1 as a revolutionary camera, its design is generally conventional. The new model and Olympus's E-20N have very similar control layouts, as well as the same deep grip and right-mounted lens (compare the center-mounted designs of other interchangeable-lens SLRs). One of the advantages of the 4/3 standard is that it enables both camera bodies and lenses to be more compact and lightweight than existing dSLR bodies and the 35mm-film-camera lenses they use. Sure enough, the E-1 is smaller and lighter than its competitors, but that doesn't mean it's flimsy in any respect--the splashproof, magnesium-alloy body is built to withstand the rigors of pro shooting, and it's equipped with all the requisite seals and gaskets. The E-1's feature set likewise targets advanced photographers, providing shutter-speed selections from Bulb to 1/4,000; 3-frame-per-second shooting of up to 12 frames in JPEG, TIFF, or RAW mode; selectable color spaces and light-sensitivity settings from ISO 100 to ISO 3,200; a 2 percent spot meter; and direct-to-computer capture for studio use. Olympus doesn't neglect the finer points, either: the viewfinder offers a bright, interchangeable focusing screen and 100 percent frame coverage; you can choose between FireWire and USB 2.0 for downloads; and ultrasonic waves automatically dust the sensor each time you power on the camera. Olympus claims the E-1 will be available by October at a list price of $2,199 (body only). That's a substantially smaller price tag than pro-digital favorites such as the Canon EOS 1D and the Nikon D1X carry. But are the price disparity and the E-1's merits great enough to convince professional photographers to shelve their existing lens and accessory collections and invest in a whole new system? Stay tuned. Olympus E-1 SLR Review 
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Olympus E-1 and Nikon D100 for size comparison(both cameras shown with optional battery grip)    | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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