Category Archives: Olympus

Photo rumors from around the web

Tomorrow is Sony’s day: the new NEX3 and NEX5 EVIL Alpha cameras will be unveiled. SonyAlphaRumors claims that Sony will also release two entry level DSLR models in the June-July time frame: the α290 and the α390. The current models α230, α330 and α380 were all announced in May of 2009 and Adorama is currently [...]
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Rebates killed the rumors

Many manufacturers have introduced rebates programs. Usually new products are not introduced when there is an ongoing rebate campaign, which also means slow times for the rumor mill. Also, all major players are preparing for Photokina (coming up in September, 2010) and don’t want to show their cards in advance. Here are the latest rebates: Nikon [...]
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What to expect in April

Businessinsider reports that Cisco is preparing to launch new Flip cameras. 43rumors reports that Olympus will be announcing another camera in April. They have their highest rating (5) on this rumor. Highest rating is also given to the rumor on Sonyalpharumors that Sony will have two new entry level camera announcements in April, 2010. The new Olympus ED [...]
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Olympus is working on a m4/3 camera with built-in EVF

This is a recap of an interview with Olympus published in the Spanish DSLRmagazine: Olympus is working on a m4/3 camera with built-in EVF. Quote: “the technology is already here…” The answer to whether the E-5 will come at Photokina “Not only possible, but highly possible.” Three more MicroFourThirds lenses are expected to be released in the 12 [...]
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Olympus working on E-3 replacement, promises more 4/3 cameras (mirror and mirrorless)

In an interview with AP, Olympus confirmed for the second time that they are not going to stop producing DSLR cameras (see previous post). They also confirmed that they are working on an E-3 replacement but did not specify any further details.
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