First, diopter adjustments are finally available on the Pen. the EP-1 only had a LCD screen with a screen pixel count of over 200K, this doesn’t change for the EP-2 but the word is that it has an EVF called the VF-2 with 1,440,000 pixels, which is about the same as the G1’s own built in EVF.
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Tags: Digital Pen, EP-2, EP-L1, G series, Lumix, Olympus, Pen 
No Comments »The Rangefinder is a quirky camera. There is a small market for them and this is what keeps Voigtlander and Leica in business. But this is a slowly fading market as less people are taken up the features which have long been superceded by the likes of the Micro Four Thirds system
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Micro Four Thirds is the new King of Lens mounts. With the use of commercially available lens adaptors, you can mount almost any lens made for film cameras that span over 70 years.
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