Olympus E-5

This camera body is not worth the effort to me. Two bodies and multiple trips to Olympus USA Service Center did nothing to resolve inconsistent AF issues, even with SHG optics. I have to admit that the combination of the E-5 and Zuiko 12-60mm f/2,8-4 was admirable, but that was the only lens of...

Great camera at a very fair price

I bought this camera to "upgrade" my Olympus E-3. Like the E-3 (and the E-1 and E-20 before it), this camera with grip is a substantial piece of equipment. I'm not a shooter who wants small & light in my hands & prefer using the OVF rather than the LCD panel.

Best out there for the money in spite of the price tag

I've been shooting with the E-5 for about a year now and have been very happy with the quality and durability of the product. I traded in an Olympus E510 body to get this after putting it off for some time and it has been well worth it. No problems with the E-510.

Olympus E-5 review

Olympus E-5 system camera review : In the summer of 2003 Olympus launched the world's first Four Thirds system camera, the E-1. It was a daring move, completely against the grain, but that made it so unique. It was the beginning of a new segment within the DSLR market.

Olympus E-5

The latest SLR model launched by Olympus is called E-5. It has good features and optics but the quality of the sensor destroys all the positive points we initially brought to its defense.