Olympus’ Entry-Level DSLRs

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Olympus’ new E-420 and SP-565UZ cameras get zoom, but what about lenses? To change lenses or not to change lenses, that is the question.



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[engrpiman]

I use an Olympus E-500 and it works wonderful. While I have not used 420 I can say the the Lenses Available for it are nice lenses

 

[sdeivis]

i sell both models. don't forget e-420 is a d-slr, which has a much larger sensor resulting in lesser noise and higher estate of light-accepting element - the seonsor matrix. but it's an enry level model with no image stabilizer, unless you put expensive stablizing optics..

sp565uz is a universal camera with a small sensor but high versatility plus image stabilizer. but the noise levels are usually higher. and it has extremely high iso, but inly in 3mp mode.

 

[tipoo]

Olympus SP-565UZ is NOT a DSLR, its a point and shoot with a huge lens (or a megazoom, if you prefer the term).

 

[tipoo]

[citation][nom]sdeivis[/nom]i sell both models. don't forget e-420 is a d-slr, which has a much larger sensor resulting in lesser noise and higher estate of light-accepting element - the seonsor matrix. [/citation]
according to this article the Olympus SP-565UZ is a DSLR as well, which is wrong. that's a pretty silly mistake to make, anyone can tell an SLR from a non-SLR.