Olympus E-420 and Zuiko Digital 25mm F2.8 : Alcove de Anggur

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2008-03-06

Olympus E-420 and Zuiko Digital 25mm F2.8

Yesterday, Olympus E-system announces its new DSLR, the E-420 featuring a new "AF Live View". The E-420 is the world's smallest DSLR and has improved from its predecessor, the E-410.

Together with E-420, come along a new compact lens, Zuiko Digital 25mm F2.8. This new lens is one of the world's thinnest lens. With the combo of E-420 and the 25mm (equiv. 50mm) lens, they become the world's most compact DSLR, making portability in real ease and capturing experiences anytime, anywhere.

I wonder, how small of a DSLR, Olympus can still bring to us???... Maybe in near future, there will be a DSLR featured compact digital camera...

Olympus E-420

Zuiko Digital 25mm F2.8

Well, E-420 might not be suitable for my giant hand, but the 25mm is the real attraction... :)