Olympus adds the new E-30 digital SLR camera to its E-System lineup. The E-30 sits between the E-520 and the E-3. It offers the same high imaging …

Here is a review on the Olympus E-520 Digital SLR camera from PhotogrphyBLOG. Olympus E-520 is a FourThirds system DLSR with a 10 Megapixel Live CMOS sensor and a 2.7-inch LCD screen. It features sensor-shift image stabilization, dust reduction system, Face Detection, Shadow Adjustment and the  TruePic III image processor.

PhotographyBLOG’s comments:
 So, is the Olympus E-520 the perfect camera then? Well, not quite. The viewfinder – an important part of any SLR – is just as small as the one built into the E-510. I am pretty sure Olympus could have upped its magnification by sacrificing some brightness, but they have chosen not to. Similarly, they could have put a more versatile auto-focus system into the camera – the current system is fine as regards its speed and reliability, but it could use a couple more AF sensors, preferably of the cross type.

I personally enjoyed using the E-520 very much, and doubt it would disappoint anybody who decides to buy one after careful weighing of its strengths and weaknesses. The Olympus E-520 is a camera that I can recommend to beginners and enthusiasts alike, and I would not be too surprised to see it in the hands of a few pro photographers, either.

Olympus announced the EVOLT E-520 digital SLR, which is the successor of the E-510. The Olympus E-520 is features a 10 Megapixel Live CMOS image sensor, sensor-shift image stabilization, dust reduction system, Face Detection, Shadow Adjustment, and a 2.7-inch “HyperCrystal …