Latest Olympus E-450 DSLR Camera

Olympus has announced the launch of its latest entry-level DSLR camera – Olympus E-450, which features 10 megapixel Live MOS sensor, improved 2.7-inch HyperCrystal II LCD with 176° viewing angle, powerful TruePic III+ image processor and Live View functionality with contrast AF capabilities, aiming to enhance your photography experience.

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According to Olympus, “The three Art Filters – Pop Art, Pin Hole and Soft Focus – bring greater creativity and freestyle experimentation to the new E-450. The creative filters were first introduced in Olympus’ E-30 prosumer DSLR earlier this year, and now enable consumers to express themselves and capture it all – limited only by their imagination. The E-450 offers the 10-megapixel imager and other features from the E-420.”

Highlights Of Olympus E-450:

Fast consumer-friendly On-Screen Autofocus
Exclusive Supersonic Wave Filter for dust protection
28 shooting modes (5 Exposure Modes, 5 Creative Modes, 18 Scene Select Modes)
3.5 frames per second with up to 8 images in RAW buffer
ISO 100 – 1600 for wide-ranging sensitivity
Face Detection Technology searches for faces in a composition and recognises them as the main subject
Shadow Adjustment Technology designed to improve exposure for images with dark areas
Perfect Shot Preview enables comparison of the results of various settings adjustments before you capture it
Improved automatic white balance performance with new algorithm for more accurate color

The latest Olympus E-450 D-SLR camera is expected to be available by July 2009 for about $700 (Two-Lens Kit – includes ED 14-42mm f3.5/5.6 and ED 40-150mm f4.0/5.6 Zuiko zoom lenses).

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One Response to “Latest Olympus E-450 DSLR Camera”

Yonathan
October 18th, 2009 00:38
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nice for a kit of 2 lens DSLR for about 700 bucks

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