We've
just posted our full in-depth review of Olympus's five megapixel E-20.
The E-20 is unique (along with the E-10) with its implementation of a
prism which splits the image from the lens between the viewfinder and
CCD. This allows the E-20 to produce a live view image on the LCD monitor
as well as a TTL viewfinder. The E-20 enters a market with competition
from Minolta and Sony, something the E-10 didn't face when first released.
Just how well did the E-20 do against its peers?
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We've
just posted our full in-depth review of Olympus's five megapixel E-20.
The E-20 is unique (along with the E-10) with its implementation of a
prism which splits the image from the lens between the viewfinder and
CCD. This allows the E-20 to produce a live view image on the LCD monitor
as well as a TTL viewfinder. The E-20 enters a market with competition
from Minolta and Sony, something the E-10 didn't face when first released.
Just how well did the E-20 do against its peers?