Olympus E-30 reviewed by HardwareZone

From the review:

The E-30, as many might have guessed, utilizes the Four Thirds system, which has gained a huge following since the inception just a while back. In terms of its aspect ratio, the E-30 comes with a standard 4:3 aspect ratio, but offers a variety of up to nine different aspect ratios. Building on Olympus' earlier E-3 features, the 11-point, twin-cross AF sensor makes another appearance on the new E-30.

How about its build quality and aesthetic appearance? Safe to say, when we held the E-30 for the first time, one thing comes to mind: weight. Though bordering on the heftier side, the E-30's weight does give it the additional stability one requires for trickier shots. For live viewing purposes (in conjunction with its Live MOS sensor), there's a 2.7-inch LCD screen with a flexible 176 degree viewing angle. Essentially, this brings up the possibility of taking more shots at awkward angles, without the awkwardness.

Olympus E30 12.3MP Digital SLR with Image Stabilization (Body Only)

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