Olympus Stylus1 : Tests and Reviews
Olympus Stylus1 Review
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Introduction Like other camera makers Olympus are concentrating on high-end models to distinguish them from the more capable camera phones. Viewed from the front, top and rear this new compact camera even resembles the firm’s popular OM-D E-M5 mirrorless model. It doesn’t have interchangeable lenses but it features an 6-64mm (28-300mm equivalent) f2.8 constant aperture zoom lens, which is longer than most rivals in this category while still being regarded a high-speed lens even if it’s slower at the shorter end.Like other models aimed at enthusiasts it has a 12-Mpix 1/1.7” type (5.6 x 7.4mm) BSI
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Bearing a striking resemblance to the firm’s hugely popular mirrorless OM-D E-M5 the Stylus 1 is in fact a high-end digital compact camera complete with EVF and a high speed constant aperture 28-300mm equivalent zoom. Is it enough to compete with rival offerings and reclaim some of the market share taken by camera-phones? Read on to find out how well it performs. |