Digital camera - SLR - 10.1 Mpix - body only - supported memory: CF, xD-Picture Card, Microdrive More Product Details
Excellent photo quality; fast performance; solid, dust- and splash-proof body; flip-and-twist LCD... (cnet.com)
Excellent photo quality; fast performance; solid, dust- and splash-proof body; flip-and-twist LCD... (cnet.com)
alaTest Review Summary
We have collected and analysed 97 expert reviews and 211 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 84/100 and users rate it 96/100. The average review date is 05-02-2008. We have compared these reviews to 66653 reviews from other Digital SLR Cameras. The alaScore™ for this product is 92/100 = Excellent. Last update: 08-01-2009.
The long-awaited Olympus E-3 blasts on the dSLR scene with its feature-rich live view and a dust and splash-proof body. It bursts through shots with an unstoppable quality to its performance, and it certainly bowled us over with its professional, straight...
Excellent pictures; easily mastered control system; strong implementation of live view; powerful burst mode
Resolution isn't as high as rivals; quirky flash controls; screen feels small
Accessible controls and multi-talented live view make the Olympus E-3 friendlier than other higher-end models, with unstinting burst mode and admirable picture quality making it worth considering for professionals. It's a little heavy and the screen isn't...
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What the Olympus E3 brings to the table is excellent images, a great build quality, and a lovely user experience, but fails to match the innovation of the E-1, or even other models from the Olympus range. Instead it's taken the best bits, refined them and...
It's taken Olympus over 4 years to update its professional model the E-1 and ...
Olympus E-3 receives DIWA Gold Award : The year 2007 was a big step ahead for Olympus, strongly establishing the Four Thirds system and bringing the Olympus E-3 on the market as a highly upgraded successor to the legendary E-1. The Olympus E-3's unique te...
DIWA (Digital Imaging Websites Association), a world-wide organisation of col...
After having used many DSLR's from different ...
Excellent viewfinder, dust & weather sealed, articluated LCD,fast AF,very well designed navigation
Not enough wide angle primes in Olympus Zuiko lens system, not as quiet as the Olympus E1
After having used many DSLR's from different ...
Excellent photo quality; fast performance; solid, dust- and splash-proof body; flip-and-twist LCD; large, 100 percent coverage viewfinder; built-in wireless flash controller.
Relatively low resolution for the price; smallish LCD, some clunky design aspects.
Despite some interface quirks and a slightly awkward design, the Olympus E-3 fares quite well against its midrange dSLR competition.
I like the Olympus design philosophy. A company not afraid to go it alone with new ideas (that are often adopted later by the pack).
Build quality, sensor quality, superb lenses (in pro and super-pro grades), remote flash capability, live-view for those tricky situations. Price.
Looks generic. Doesn't have the individualism of the E-1. I prefer the door closure mechanisms on the E-1. Still no PC synch socket built into FL series flashes.
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