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Testseek.com have collected 82 expert reviews of the Olympus E-P2 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Olympus E-P2.
Award: Recommended January 2010
January 2010
 
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The editors liked

  • Bottom Line
  • First Look
  • The attractive Olympus Pen EP2 serves up unique incamera controls
  • Interchangeable lenses
  • And a compact design
  • But it costs significantly more than an entrylevel DSLR.
  • Excellent resolution with lots of detail in the shots
  • Appealing
  • Bright and punchy out of camera results and well optimized JPEGs
  • Improved AF performance (though kit lens holds it back)
  • Pretty retro design puts SLR quality into a compact body
  • Collapsible kit lens is small and offers decent quality
  • Superb optional viewfinder aids stable holding and shooting in bright light
  • Good high ISO perf
  • Small
  • Inspiring design
  • Mirrorless design allows smaller optics
  • Smaller body
  • Very compact lens designs
  • Compatibility with a wide range of existing lens designs using adapters
  • Albeit with limitations
  • Good heft
  • But reasonably light at only one pou...
  • D-SLR-quality images. Sharp images from ISO 100-800 at all f-stops. Low noise from ISO 100-1600. Attractive design. 720p30 HD video capture. Mini HDMI port.
  • Image quality
  • New EVF
  • Handling
  • Super Control Panel
  • Creative feature set
  • IAuto mode
  • Dust reduction system
  • Styling
  • Build
  • Art filters
  • Lens
  • EVF.
  • Compact
  • 12megapixel camera with interchangeable lenses. Giant LCD screen. Great lowlight performance
  • Professional features including full manual control and RAW mode. That design is hot
  • Son. Hot!
  • Striking design
  • Excellent build quality
  • Very good photo quality
  • Compact body with DSLR-sized sensor
  • Built-in stabilisation which works with any lens
  • Accessory port and superb EVF supplied
  • HD movie mode and HDMI port.
  • Retrostyling
  • Incamera image stabilisation
  • Lownoise image quality

The editors didn't like

  • Some highlight clipping (and poor dynamic range at ISO 100)
  • Low resolution screen that's hard to see in bright light
  • I-Enhance picture mode can't be disengaged when using iAuto
  • No built-in flash (and the optional flash is expensive and pretty basic)
  • Complicated menu system not that easy to navigate
  • Preview image brightness doesn't always match the captured image brightness
  • No quick way to s
  • Relatively limited Micro Four Thirds lens selection from Olympus (as of April
  • 2010)
  • Short battery life (especially compared to an SLR)
  • No built-in flash
  • New accessory port devices hijack flash hot shoe
  • And don't daisy-chain -- so accessories can't...
  • Slow autofocus. No built-in flash. Electronic viewfinder is no match for an optical viewfinder. Camera picks up lens motor noise when shooting video.
  • No custom mode setting
  • No (built-in) viewfinder
  • EVF needs hot shoe
  • Price
  • Screen in brighter conditions.
  • A good deal more expensive than the nearly identical EP1. Costs about the same as a fullsized DSLR. LCD viewfinder is lowerresolution than the main LCD and is annoyingly laggy. Viewfinder also hogs flash hotshoe
  • Sluggish autofocus
  • Short battery life
  • Low-resolution LCD
  • Lacks on-camera flash
  • Leisurely AF system and so-so face detection
  • No built-in flash and average resolution screen
  • Superb EVF adds considerably to cost
  • Newer E-PL1 a compelling alternative.
  • Autofocus system not as good as competitors
  • No popup flash

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  Published: 2009-11-05, review by: hardwarezone.com.sg

  • Abstract:  No more wild speculation, or waiting for the actual confirmation. Olympus has just unveiled its second Micro Four Thirds camera, aptly dubbed as the Olympus PEN E-P2. Of course, with an update to its Micro Four Thirds lineup, we'll also be expecting so...

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  Published: 2011-09-03, Author: Jaime , review by: parentesis.com

  • Es una cámara de 12 megapixeles ergonómica y portátil. Tiene una salida HDMI para poder conectarla a un televisor de alta definición
  • Tarda en enfocar cuando hay poca luz en la escena. No cuenta con flash integrado; hay que comprar accesorios aparte para poder explotarla al máximo
  • Recomendada para aficionados que tengan conocimientos sobre fotografía y quieran un equipo con diseño retro para usarla como segunda opción. Su precio hace que no cualquier usuario pueda comprarla, sin embargo, es una cámara versátil....

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  Published: 2010-03-05, review by: letsgodigital.org/es/

  • Abstract:  Cuando se lanzó la Olympus P1, el público admiró el atrevido paso dado por Olympus. La cámara PEN era y es en muchos aspectos una cámara única, aunque Panasonic ha lanzado ahora una cámara similar. El diseño de la cámara Olympus PEN P2 es casi idéntic...

 
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  Published: 2011-01-26, review by: Cnetfrance.fr

  • sesign remarquable, excellente finition, très bonne qualité photo.
  • lenteur de l'autofocus, autonomie réduite, résolution de l'écran LCD, l'absence de flash.

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  Published: 2010-05-20, review by: erenumerique.fr

  • Concept, Qualité d'image, Stabilisation du capteur, Aspect luxueux et solide
  • Ecran non orientable, Autofocus en retrait, Pas de flash intégré ?

 
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(85%)
 
  Published: 2010-02-12, review by: 01net.com

  • Le viseur électronique de qualité,  Le capteur stabilisé,  Les améliorations en vidéo HD
  • L'absence d'améliorations techniques, notamment en ce qui concerne le bruit numérique ou la mise au point, lente sur le Pen EP-1,  L'écran de 230 000 pixels seulement,  Le prix élevé

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  Published: 2010-01-26, review by: Lesnumeriques.com

  • Qualité du viseur amovible, Construction irréprochable et style rétro, Compacité, notamment avec le 17 mm, Ergonomie générale
  • Écran toujours aussi peu défini, Viseur occupant la griffe flash, Complexité des menus, Autonomie insuffisante
  • Mise à jour de détails du E-P1, le E-P2 ne corrige quasiment aucun de ses défauts — en particulier, l'écran reste déplorable pour un appareil de cette gamme. Reste un viseur absolument splendide et, pour l'heure, unique....

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  Published: 2010-01-13, review by: focus-numerique.fr

  • Au premier abord, l'Olympus Pen E-P2 est un appareil très séduisant, son look rétro et sa belle construction feront certainement "craquer" quelques photographes qui souhaitent retrouver le contact d'un appareil d'antan. Olympus est un acteur de longue...

 
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  Published: 2010-01-01, review by: testnumerique.fr

  • Concept, Qualité d'image, Stabilisation du capteur, Aspect luxueux et solide,
  • Ecran non orientable, Autofocus en retrait, Pas de flash intégré, Cher

 
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  Published: 2010-07-30, review by: betabuzz.de

  • sehr gute Bildqualität, Accessory Port, schnelle Reaktionszeit, hochwertiges Gehäuse
  • kein Blitzlicht, langsamer Autofokus, mäßiger LCDBildschirm, Bildrauschen ab ISO 800, Akku schnell leer, teuer
  • Die Olympus Pen E-P2 ist mit ihrem modularen Konzept ganz klar eine Systemkamera für Profis, die viel Wert auf Flexibilität legen. Da sogar ein Blitzlicht fehlt, können Sie sich ihre Olympus Pen E-P2 ganz individuell zusammenstellen. Allerdings ist di...

 
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