Last year's EVOLT E-300 was quite a departure in SLR design, with a porromirror arranged on the side of the camera instead of a pentaprism mounted on top, and an onboard flash that could be used as fill in conjunction with a hot-shoe-mounted flash. Though I'd been told that the E-300 series wouldn't be going away, I thought that was just PR-speak for "We'll continue selling them until we run out." I assumed Olympus developed the excellent E-500 to take on the digital SLR market with a more traditional body, abandoning the more radical E-300--especially given that the price on the E-300 had dropped so dramatically.. Read on over at Imaging Resource's test to learn more about this dSLR from Olympus.



Link: Imaging Resource