Olympus E-450 Review
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#1 Ru_anderson
the nearest rival inhte artical lists the cannon eos 500?????!
its 800+ body only!
Are you saying the nearest match ids more than twice the price????
11:44 pm - Friday, June 5, 2009
#2 tam
I got the 500D kit for 560 uk pounds so its hardly twice the price.
7:16 pm - Sunday, June 7, 2009
#3 Sheldon Cwinn
I purchased the e420 camera and a Panasonic Lumix FZ28 bridge camera to see which one I would keep. You cannot beat the e420/450 as a stepping stone from a bridge camera. The results in terms of image sharpness, noise, and creative utility is simply not comparable.
BTW - you had an error in your review they both use the TruePic III processing engine.
I love your site.
7:45 pm - Thursday, July 9, 2009
#4 Eric Russell
I bought a E-410 (the 450s predecessor) in 2007 and have loved every minute. I had owned and still own several point-and-shoot cameras and this was my first DSLR. As a novice I am very happy with the purchase and the camera has taken lots of abuse without ever causing a lick of trouble. The larger screen on the 450 is a very nice touch!
12:21 pm - Thursday, September 3, 2009
#5 Don White
Being new to digital, I purchased a E-500 with 2 lenses. I have since purchased a E-450 for the second lens. I find the E-450 fairley simple to use and with features I do not have on the E-500. You can’t go wrong for the money, the quality is there ane I am very happy with it.
2:21 am - Saturday, September 19, 2009
#6 Lanny
ive been an olympus user for 35yrs, and none of them have ever broken. (Om1n Om2n Om4ti)
so 3yrs ago i bought an E500, 39 thousand shots later, and 14 thousand flashes, it still works pefectly..
and so last week i bought an E450. wow its tiny by comparison.
its a lot faster then the 500, and with a few extra bells and whistles, its a good camera, for a reasonable price. (£215, brand new, from an ebay shop)
my mates got a D80, its huge, clunky, and cost 3x more, and the camera isnt as good as the E450, proving that nikon owners have more money than sense..
2:26 am - Thursday, September 24, 2009
#7 james
Olympus cameras are always economical in price and of good quality. i have an Olympus camera for the last one year and it is working fine.
5:44 am - Wednesday, September 30, 2009