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Want a sleek, stylish and chic camera, which is not heavy on your wallet? Well here’s the attractive Olympus FE 5050, a 14 megapixel, 5 x zoom digital compact camera, available in some nice colors.
The FE 5050 is one of the sleekest cameras in the range of $100 and is in competition with Nikon Coolpix S5100, Samsung ST70 and Pentax Optio M900. But the image quality of the camera is just mediocre, serving purpose of general photography.
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The Olympus E5 is a professional DSLR camera, by Olympus, based on the company’s Four Thirds system. The E 5 can be called as an upgraded version of the E 3 with an increased resolution, bigger LCD screen with Live View, new autofocus, advanced viewfinder, a magnification of 1.15x and one of the most solid and rugged bodies in professional DSLRs. The E5 has improved tremendously, with Olympus having addressed all the weaknesses of E 3, in this upgraded camera. The image quality of E 5 can be touted as the best delivered by any Olympus DSLR.
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The Olympus E620 is the 12th camera in Olympus’s Four Thirds DSLR family. The E620 is another well specified entry-level camera by Olympus. But although the camera can be termed as a good inexpensive DSLR, the E620 doesn’t quite standup against its huge competitors, Canon and Nikon.
The 12.3 megapixel E620 offers some great quality photos and some other good features like flip-out-and-twist LCD, built-in wireless flash, in-body image stabilization, etc. but overall the camera doesn’t quite strike the chord.
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