Compare Prices : Olympus E400

Review summary: Small and discrete, the E-400 will seduce the photographer that doesn't want to carry around an imposing reflex while not sacrificing photo quality.

Pros: - Good anti-dust system, - Nice construction and compactness, - Relatively good noise control, - Double kit 14-42 mm + 40-150 mm

Cons: - No stabilization system (for 40-150 mm), - Autofocus needs perfecting, - Poorly placed strap ring

Review summary: With Digital SLR cameras now stealing much of the limelight for the quality of the resultant image, we thought we'd take a look at six leading examples for you to choose from.

Review summary: Compact and light-weight - is the Olympus E-400 the DSLR to take everywhere?

Pros: Compact and light-weight ; Automatic sensor cleaning

Cons: Some may find it awkward to handle ; Too many controls in menus not buttons ; Auto whitebalance gives poor results ; Price Comparison ; Olympus E-400 DSLR

Verdict: If you have small hands and want the full control of a DSLR for the size of a bridge camera you're going to love the E400. It has a super compact design for a DSLR and provides reasonable performance for single shots. Images are mostly good if you ...

Review summary: The Olympus E-400 has a unique claim to fame - it's currently the smallest and lightest digital SLR camera in the world, weighing just 375g and measuring 129.5mm (W) x 91mm (H) x 53mm (D). ...

Verdict: The Olympus E-400's compact size might be enough to set it apart from the competition but once a protruding lens is attached it isn't exactly pocket sized. That said, it could be the final ...