More pictures leak of purported Olympus PEN 'E-P5': Digital Photography Review

Am I the only one who thinks that the original E-P1 had the best balance of retro and modern styling?

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No, you are not the only one. But this camera has almost everything I am missing at my E-P1. The screen and the optional VF. Flash is also nice. I don't have one of my flashes with me all the time. (FL-14, FL-36R)

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Well the touch-AF in the EM-5 is just great. This will be great in this camera too.

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I can't understand this: if there is no built-in VF, which disqualify any camera for quantity of possible customers, why they do a tiltable glossy (shiny) LCD? It is unusable for serious focusing even under overcast sky. Why don't they put there a matt screen?

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First of all, millions of people all around the world do just fine with the rear LCD of their digital cameras. Secondly, most users will overwhelmingly use these cameras in AF mode, in which case it's merely a matter of pointing the desired AF point at whatever object you want in focus, or use touch focus to touch the part of the screen you want to be in focus. Thirdly, it has high magnification mode for manual focus, and it also now has focus peaking, both of which do a great job of assisting in "serious (manual) focusing". And fourthly, you can get an add-on EVF (choose from the VF-2, VF-3, or the latest VF-4 which will be introduced with the E-P5). So ultimately, your concerns are a bit overblown when you consider the options when it comes to using this camera. Frankly, I think they've covered all the bases (reliable AF, touch AF, focus magnification, focus peaking, high resolution LCD, and several EVF options to choose from).

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The touch-AF is realy great. I think the best AF ever. But it would be even better if it would be less glossy.

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Am I imagining things, or is that a black version of the 17mm f1.8?

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I just want the new VF-4

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no viewfinder. poo

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OM-D

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1/8000 shutter, 1/320 flash sync.

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does anyone know if it's 1/320 or 1/160 mechanical? an advantage of smaller sensors is the shutter can be made faster.

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1/320 sync for the built-in flash only. Off camera flash sync is still 1/250.

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Full E-P5 specifications now available here:

http://www.43rumors.com/

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It's too much nostalgia for me personally. Perhaps it's the high rate of development which makes some people long for an anchor to the past, like the tribute to the 60's pictured above. In any case the shoes and cologne? Ugh, too much fashion for me. What else do they suggest, some ray bans and a martini? Wait, maybe i do like it.

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For those of you who want an EVF on the cheap, consider that the Oly VF-3 is only $99 right now. (The higher-spec VF-2 is also pretty darn cheap, selling for as low as $169 right now, at B&H.) It may not be the state of the art in terms of EVF technology, but I've been using my VF-3 for the last year and I have no complaints. It does the job quite nicely, especially for the price. Sure, if you do a direct comparison with the newest and best EVF's, you'll see a difference in quality and resolution. But for day-to-day casual shooting, I don't think it's that big of a deal. It does what it's supposed to do, and I have plenty of great images to prove it. And the nice thing about a separate EVF is that you can upgrade it later, independent of the body.

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Yeah, haven't you guys already seen this camera? Though you can't talk about it, I assume. So this post is kind of weird.

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Nice camera. I think I'm finally going to upgrade my E-PL2 to this. The E-PL5 is a good body but I'd hate having to switch between a VF and flash, and the E-P3 had the old sensor. I'm not bothered by the lack of built-in VF as I have a VF-2.
That said, I wonder what the E-M6 is going to be like. Would Olympus put a pop-up flash in it?

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You are not going to buy it because it lacks VF?
You must be very very very professional photographer who earns 500.000$ per year...

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design both for handling / usability / access to settings and the eye looks really sweet :)

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It looks very nice!!!

I'll say that it's a pity it doesn't have an aps-c sensor, while the usual 4 people will saturate this thread as they did all others by complaining that it doesn't have a viewfinder although this company too makes a model with a VF. ;-p

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"I'll say that it's a pity it doesn't have an aps-c sensor"

Who cares when its slightly smaller sensor takes better pictures than most APS-C cameras out there, including all Canons (50% of the ILC market by themselves), Samsung and Sony SLT cameras. And don't forget the lenses which no APS-C system can match, including Oly 12/2 (none is as fast at 24mm eq), Pana 7-14/4 (none is as wide), Oly 75/1.8 (none is as fast at 150mm-e), let alone as small and light. Plus 12/1.6, 17/0.95, 25/0.95(2 of them!) etc manual lenses.

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Remember, SONY makes the sensor, and they are watching, .......always WATCHING!

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Cameras and shoes and cologne, oh my! Which purchase will make the haute couture statement of panache this year for me? On second thought none of these cameras appear to be available with alligator skin, teak wood grip or Ferrari red finish. Blast! Think I'll crawl into the back seat of my Bentley and watch an episode of Downton Abbey to compose myself.

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doesn't hasselblad or some high end manufacturer offer an overpriced nex camera for you, with a wooden grip? ;-p

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My NX10 has gold plated hot shoe....

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"Although no official announcement has been made, the extent of the leaks about the camera make its existence an open secret."

But you have it under NDA, right? ;)

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So many dismissive comments for the lack of an integrated viewfinder... is it me or, if it had a viewfinder, people would find something else to criticise? Sensor area, perhaps...? Not having phase detection AF?
As they say, "haters gonna hate". Want an integrated viewfinder? You have the E-M5. This one is for people who do well without an EVF.

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It's available as an optional accessory. Good enough! The Oly pen series is meant for those who put a premium on compactness and portability. Makes no sense if adding a built-in EVF does the opposite. The built-in flash is more useful.

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it is always the same 4 people complaining about the same thing. like it's a sin to offer a camera without one.
but I understand the camera makers, because there are only 4 people who want one, and those 4 already own a camera... so it's not a very large market. I guess they prefer to design for the silent majority who don't care. ;-p

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@Timmbits - nothing wrong with a view finder really. The major reason why the manufacturers have skipped view finders is that they want to fill the back side of the camera with as large LCD they can fit.

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I thought the same before I switched to a viewfinderless camera. Took a while to get used to, but now I just don't care. It's just a different way of framing photo.
I do however miss it when I need a little more stability sometimes.

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The nice thing about a separate EVF is that A) you can remove it, B) you can transfer it to other Pen bodies, and C) you can upgrade it independently of the the body.

I have the Oly VF3. It may not be the state of the art in terms of EVF technology, but it only costs $99 right now! It does the job for me. And I can always upgrade to a newer version later.

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It is an amazing camera. Love it/

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Looks good .. at last something that really looks like a PEN.

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I love the fabulous retro design too. Just hope they don't make you turn the rear thumb wheel to take the next shot ..... ;)

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Ah ,,, but it really should be portrait format.

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Can take twice as many pictures.

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Lookd like a n EM-5 with no viewfinder and an internal flash.
I wonder if it stil has 5 axis IBIS.
I think I read somewhere that the "viewfinder" hump of the EM-5 was filled with something to do with the IBIS.

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It has the 5-axis IBIS, but one that is "improved" somehow.

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One have to wonder , if these so call leaks is really leaks at all, viral marketing had been so good for marketing these days ... really ... lol

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mobile01 is a Chinese site and also a Taiwanese site, both is correct. Chinese is not equal to China. Just like English is not equal to England. E.g. most English speaker do not live in England or never have been in England.

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You have that right, DP Review has never been the same since they moved from the civilized shores of England to the farthest reaches of the American colonies. Judging by their abuse of the mother tongue, the staff is entirely make up of those disgraceful reprobates that all seem to gather in Seattle—fur trappers driven mad by loneliness, disgraced sea captains, and sasquatches trying to pass for human.

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@rdsIII you still believe in "sun never sets on the british empire" crabs?

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We are CANADIANS and we are preparing to INVADE for the BRITISH EMPIRE.

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mobile01 is a Taiwanese site.

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Interestingly Olympus will be releasing TWO new models, the other one is E-PL6. Today the E-P5 is hardly a secret, but all we know about E-PL6 is that it is "improved E-PL5". I am really curious to see what will be omitted in the E-PL6, and the price difference.

(I feel a bit like Cartman waiting for the Nintendo Wii to come out...)

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E-PL6 with a built-in flash would be nice. I don't like having to choose between using using the EVF or using the add-on flash on the hotshoe.

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It took me a minute but now I understand the concept. This new Pen is bundled with the cologne and those swanky shoes. So maybe a leaked, in advance, pre-production article is useful, after all.

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I think photographers are unmatched in their ability to be gear heads and Luddites at the same time. To say that NO enthusiast would use a camera without a viewfinder? Will there be no great photos from a cameras without viewfinders? Please!

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Disliking LCD only cameras doesn't make you a luddite. That would imply that composing and shooting with an LCD is a new, and improved method that photographers stubbornly reject.
That's not it at all. VF makes it a much more pleasant experience especially in bright light.

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There are plenty of models with viewfinders at various prices for those of us who want them. I wouldn't buy one without, not when a camera as good as the Panasonic G6 is available at a very reasonable price, but Olympus has sold enough cameras to know what will sell. I'm a bit surprised this doesn't have a vf, because they already have two models without and a NEX-6 competitor would be more interesting than this, but I don't work for Olympus.

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@marike6 the posters use of the word Luddite is unfortunate and incorrect. But his point that there will be plenty of enthusiasts that would use a camera with no VF is not wrong. You yourself Markus, are an enthusiast and use cameras with and without VFs.

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Why all the angst. An LCD is just the modern version of the ground glass on the back of a view camera. It should please traditionalists and modernists alike.

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Isn't this kind of pointless? I can wait for the real news release...

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Then why did you bother to click on the story, read it, and make a comment?

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Surprised to see the lower resolution VF-3 on this camera rather than the VF-2. The P series normally uses the VF-2. Given that Epson have already announced the successor LCD from the VF-2, I would have expected to see a VF-4 on the EP-5.

Wilson

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"I would have expected to see a VF-4 on the EP-5."
And that is what you will see at http://www.43rumors.com/ft5-next-two-olympus-e-p5-pictures/
supposedly with a 2.1 million dot Epson panel.

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That is the VF-4 in that picture. It has a much larger eyecup than the VF-3.

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On the EVF. I have an EP3 and VF2. I don't use the VF2 very much at all, but like the option of being able to put it on. What I REALLY want however is a little extension cord to allow me to hold my camera somewhere other than in front of my eye. A little connector cable couldn't cost much to make.... now that would be nice.

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Now that's innovation. Very cool and simple idea.

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A big part of photography is showing people what they couldn't otherwise see and that would be an amazing aid for that. Could someone please get out their solder gun and make this a reality.

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Looks like the flash can be bounced... nice.

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As someone recently said about RX-1.

"Its 1cm away from perfection."

Exactly that 1cm in which built-in EVF would fit. It would be absolutely amazing if it had EVF in same place as NEX-6 or 7. But no.. it must be external. :/

Well I will wait again. :)

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Well, what about the OMD then?

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"Perfection" is in the eye of the beholder.

I have an RX1 and my initial misgivings about the external EVF were misplaced. The EVF is very small and easily installed/removed to change the form factor. The EVF swivels, which could not be done with a built-in EVF.

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Yes it can. The Minolta A1 and A2 had built-in swiveling EVFs.

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Had an A2, was a great camera and quite “innovative” (I just say antishake and tiltable high-res viewfinder). Sadly this line was not developed further ...

Cheers

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I have 2 VF2 for my EP-3 cameras, but I rarely use them. The touch screen is enough for me, and I'm suspicious about tiltable screens as they easily break off.

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Abusing your camera enough to break your tilt screen off would probably do a fair bit of damage to a regular fixed screen.

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Can you find me ONE thread on this whole forum of complainers that describes a user who actually broke a flip screen from their camera?

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"Can you find me ONE thread on this whole forum of complainers that describes a user who actually broke a flip screen from their camera"
- Just search Olympus SLR forum for "split LCD" or "split screen". It was a known problem with E-3, mine had to go for service to fix it.

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On the E-3, it was due to weak plastic connector threads that broke off, mine was fixed twice and there was absolutely no issue with the redesign on the E-5. On the EM-5, there is a split on most screen "clips" on the bottom center which for the most part is cosmetic and unrelated to the fact that the screen in tiltable. Like Andy Crowe said above, if you can break off your tiltable screen, you are abusing your camera enough to cause major damage to everything else. It's pretty damn strong.

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Nice Shoes, and the half bottle of the Eau de Cologne! I'm not sure though why these "leaked" photos on the DPReview?

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Mobile01 is a Taiwanese web site using Mandarin. Hope that can be corrected.
If this is an Oly's answer to XE-1, it will definitely fill the niche of M43 to provide all kinds of MILCs. Pity that EVF didn't be combined into this lovely body...

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I agree. They should have put more effort on the EVF's design.

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Olympus already has a model, using the same/similar sensor, with a built-in viewfinder .... the OM-D E-M5. The Pen E-P3/5 design is for those who do NOT want a built-in viewfinder. The 'Pen' series features more of a rangefinder type body format.

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Yes, but what if you want a rangefinder-type body with an EVF?

The E-M5 is heavier and less ergonomic than the E-Px cameras.

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@LyonChen1110 Mandarin is a language; you should say "...using traditional Chinese characters."

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I do like the classic styling... my first camera was a PEN-FT and 3 lenses. That was just before Olympus introduced the OM/SLR series. They proved it was possible to produce a light weight system capable of quality results. Thing is, no eye level view, no deal. My money is still riding on Sony and the NEX series. I like mounting old glass to the NEX-7. 4/3's just don't cut it for wide-angle shooters like me.

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"4/3's just don't cut it for wide-angle shooters like me."

And what do you use on Sony to replace 12/2? 7-14? 10-18 is neither as fast and sharp as 12/2, nor as wide as 7-14...

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the real price of the camera must include the EVF because no real enthusiast will be satisfied without it. Once you add that you realize you should have just purchased the OM-D.

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And it happens to be that you are the one who decides who is a 'real enthusiast'?
People decides for themselves if they see themselves as real enthusiast and what for equipment they need.

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I'm still on the fence with a MILC purchase - using a DSLR and a G1X - but it's coming. Someone earlier described the desire for a built in EVF as "hype". So be it, but I'm also in the "no built in EVF , no sale club". Add on EVFs that cost maybe 30% of the price of the camera and make it bigger than it would have been with a BIEVF are a poor idea from the outset. They're easily left at home, lost, forgotten or knocked off and good few of them block the flash shoe in use. Let's just consign them to history and build a complete camera in the first place........

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Olympus currently has online sale of $99 dollars for VF3 until May 11, and the latest VFs lock onto the camera with lock tab. Popup flash negates tying up the hot shoe. If one is using the tilt screen, one is not likely to be using VF at same time. Having a smaller version EVF built in a body this size may not allow for good quality VF. Olympus wanted to keep body small. I would admit, users may be split on opinions on EVF in body like Panasonic line. Some would like one (at a better price point for camera) and some use LCD more.

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Nice retro styling. I'm hoping that Olympus allows for remote control of the camera via wifi and a smartphone app. The Panasonic GF6 has an app for it and it opens up new ways to use your camera. Check out the review at http://www.ephotozine.com/article/panasonic-lumix-gf6-review-21873

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I guess not very many people buy COMPACT cameras to put them on a tripod and shoot remotely. 0.1%? Nah, 0.01% at most.
If you put it on a tripod, it might as well be MF. :)
A lot of development effort goes to a feature which is really not important. They'd better make AF-C+TR work better, and CA correction in camera, and smooth digital zoom, if they have too many programmers.

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OM-D = SLR Style Built In EVF Styled like OM SLR cameras.
Pen = Rangefinder/film P&S type cameras styled like the old film Pen cameras.

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Would it kill Olympus to add a built-in viewfinder ? Uh ? Nice look though.

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That is called the OMD EM5.
EP5 is meant to be smaller without viewfinder but you can add to shoe when needed. And love the pop up flash, which is missing from all last years models including EM5. For quick spur of the moment social indoor photos, I prefer to popup not have to attach a flash. Plus Tiltable back screen makes this a winner.

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Why should one model have an EVF and one not? Aren't VFs more of a requirement than an option in this class of camera?

Olympus users already have the EPL-5 and E-PM2 if they want small modular systems. But they don't have any alternatives to the pricey OMD. Panasonic users have the GH, G, GX and GF cameras, the former two series' feature built-in EVFs.

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One model with, and model without EVF... because they are different models, addressing different customer needs?

No, EVF is not a given. Many "this class cameras" do not have EVF, some even do not offer an optional one (Ricoh GR, Sigma DPx series, Canon EOS M, Nikon Coolpix A). By "this class" I mean similar price bracket and IQ (in some cases even better IQ), not necessary "what you or I like and would buy".

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Rumours have it that the back screen will be LCD quality like Nikons screens, not OLED, which will give more accurate colours on screen, better than EPL5 screen, should make this camera even more popular. Hope that is the case and price is about right.

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@wayfarers

Both the GRD V and Coolpix A have optional OVFs, but because other do not offer VFs, doesn't mean the top-of-the-line PEN shouldn't as well.

One reason many m43 users prefer Panasonic G and GH series cameras in spite of the slightly improved IQ of the three Olympus cameras, is the built in EVF. For me an EVF or OVF just makes the camera more pleasant to use. Others don't mind using the LCD mostly. That's why choice is good.

At least the resolution of the LCD panel has been upgraded which should help matters. The VF-4 looks nice, albiet a bit large.

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Let's not forget the very stylish VF-1 optical viewfinder, which can be used on this camera with both the 17mm lenses - rumour has it that one of the kits will include the new 17mm-f/1.8 - and does a perfectly decent job.

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Markus, this one is likely to be as pricey as the E-M5, if these shots are marketing material, look at how they are positioning it - Gucci bag, Armani and Bulgari cologne bottles (no idea what brand those shoes are, they are probably Italian like the rest of it and don't look cheap).

However, I agree with you that Olympus should release an entry level model in the OMD range, below the E-M5 or its replacement. A proper G6 competitor.

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I especially like that slim lined viewfinder :-) and Fuji X system has stopped to make mountable lenses have they?

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I know a bit about this new camera, without running into problems...speed and sharing are 2 words to remember in relation to the new EP5

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Fuji never started making tiltable viewfinders or titlable real panels. Build in viewfinder is not suitable for left eye shooters. Different solutions for different needs.

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What is tiltable mirror in sunlight for? Thank god Fuji makes viewfinders not screens.

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A tiltable rear panel can be kept flush against the body. Having option to adjust it an ANY angle (within certain range) is definitely better in sunlight then a non adjustable panel. A camera like Fuji with fixed rear panel and fixed viewfinder is simply much less convienient, less flexible.

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seems to be getting chunkier

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Which is not a bad thing. The OM-D E-M5 is a bit too thin without the optional grip. A little bit thicker would help a lot.

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This could be a Fuji X100s killer. Especially if the 17mm f/.8 lens is bundled with it.

Not only will it be cheaper, but you will have the ability to mount other primes, which is something that the Fuji can't do.

Of course, it may not matter much, since the Fuji X100s has something like a .0001% market share....

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Really? Do you compare apples with oranges usually? Yes, X100S is fixed-focal lens APS-C pocketable camera of high quality image and with high class unique hybrid viewfinder. If you want to compare comparable try X-E1 (X-Pro1 is a class higher device). But X-E1 has built-in high-class EVF and APS-C sensor, so it is also higher league.

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Nothing is that simple. If you consider image quality (IQ) only, X-E1 is marginally better then Olympus, though you really need to run technical tests to see the difference. X-Pro1 and X-E1 IQ is identical. Usability and ergonomics of X series good, but not perfect: non adjustable EVF and fixed back panel are, in some situations, restrictive.

If the new E-P5 is build at least as well as the older E-P3 it would be internally better build then the X series, and easier to service because of highly modular construction. The Fujifilm models internally are not as nicely designed, not modular and difficult to disassemble and service. So here you are, we have options!

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@zinedi: given the two choices, I'd pick the apple. Seriously though, I know someone who replace a X100 with a GX1+20/1.7. This is rumored to be $1000 with the 17/1.8. Add the VF2 and you're pretty much the same price as a X100s. Similar size, price and FL targeted intermediate users.

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Dear DPR team

could you plz do a statement concerning "leaks" like this one or the "brace yourselfe - om-d is coming article...

I think you allready have the cam, and in 1 week we will se a very nice hands-on preview.
I like those previews, but i think for your credibility , which is among the highest, it would be good to know how those "leaks" / "promo" goes with ähhh "not revealing orders" from the cam companys... (even if there is no embargo by oympus) just make it clear to us.

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It looks like its going to be a great camera, the only thing that stands out for me now is how it is unashamedly being marketed as a fashion accessory as well. In particular in the last pic, along side expensive perfumes and shoes. It speaks volumes for the perception of what cameras are nowadays as well as why explaining the urge some people have of having the latest gear all the time. Fashion.

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Sound observation. Indeed, in technological terms there is little to discriminate between cameras of this level these days. They are all accurate, sophisticated machines which produce similar results. What is left for manufacturers to play with are size and style. This trend attests to the coming of age of digital photography. But then cameras have always been fashion statements. They are more than tools to most humanity; they fill a creative, self-expressing function and as such their appearances do matter.

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We have not yet seen Olympus marketing ads! "...being marketed as a fashion accessory" are shots someone made in China, most likely a local photographic shop who received a few pre-release cameras. They are NOT marketing Olympus materials!

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could it be a chinese knock off (e.g the Olympus brand logo is different to previous products)

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It is the original logo of the Olympus Pen series, as featured on the Olympus Pen F in which lines this camera is inspired.

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Ooooh! DPreview featuring rumours and leaks now! Hmm, interesting.

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Of course they've probably had one to play with under an NDA for a while now ;)

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Andy: If they had, they wouldn't be able to publish the rumor.

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NDAs don't stop DPR from linking to rumours on other sites, they've done it several times before.

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I'd be very surprised if an NDA from a large camera company wouldn't cover such situations. If it didn't it would be completely pointless as there are rumor sites for every brand, so they could always disclose whatever they liked with a bit of selective linking. My suspicion is they don't have one yet so haven't yet signed an NDA. Soon, I hope, though this camera isn't exciting me all that much. I'm bored by the Olympus reliance on 'greatest hits' styling. I much prefer Sony's rethinking of how a mirrorless camera should be shaped.

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i'd change the laces on those shoes straight away!

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Now it is the camera I wanted to have when I bought the E-P1 (used). It has a tilting screen, an EVF optional and a build in flash. I tried the E-PL3 but it lack to much features, the E-P1 has. For example the second dial, the orientation sensor, the bigger screen.

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They used their old logo type for "OCTOPUS PEN" but the company name should be current one (IMHO).

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More pictures leak of purported Olympus PEN 'E-P5'

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