The Olympus E-PM1 is the smallest and lightest models of society PEN-camera series billed at the end of June 2011, and we do not think so. During his slim metal body to achieve exactly the same area as the recently announced Pentax D, which is not surprising because it has a sensor with about eight times the area of sports. Approaching the size of the Pentax-rival, given the enormous differences in the size of the probe shows how much effort Olympus gained by reducing the size and weight.
Overall, if Q is compared to the Pentax, Olympus E-PM1 about 12 millimeters wide, 6 mm and 3 mm thicker than the camera, while Pentax, and 67 grams (about 34%) was greater when it is loaded and ready to go, but without the lens. Compared to the last round Olympus' E-PM1 peak is smaller, with a similar margin. This is less than 12 mm wide, 5 mm and a thickness almost equal. Loaded weight of the PM1-E is about 40% lower than the P3, a very large margin. Sony Alpha NEX-C3-PM1 bests and 4 mm high and 1 mm depth of light, but is about 7% heavier than the battery from the Olympus.
Considering that the Olympus E-PM1 is based on the same image sensor, a high-speed processor system focus training as P3, begins to look attractive. In fact, it lacks some of the high-end features of the P3, as Organic LED panel and built-in pop-up flash, but with a body that is not that of its closest competitor in terms of size and weight, and what looks like a contrast AF system quickly, the fans of the series PEN (and compact cameras with interchangeable lenses) will certainly want to enter the e-PM1 some consideration.
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Overall, if Q is compared to the Pentax, Olympus E-PM1 about 12 millimeters wide, 6 mm and 3 mm thicker than the camera, while Pentax, and 67 grams (about 34%) was greater when it is loaded and ready to go, but without the lens. Compared to the last round Olympus' E-PM1 peak is smaller, with a similar margin. This is less than 12 mm wide, 5 mm and a thickness almost equal. Loaded weight of the PM1-E is about 40% lower than the P3, a very large margin. Sony Alpha NEX-C3-PM1 bests and 4 mm high and 1 mm depth of light, but is about 7% heavier than the battery from the Olympus.
Considering that the Olympus E-PM1 is based on the same image sensor, a high-speed processor system focus training as P3, begins to look attractive. In fact, it lacks some of the high-end features of the P3, as Organic LED panel and built-in pop-up flash, but with a body that is not that of its closest competitor in terms of size and weight, and what looks like a contrast AF system quickly, the fans of the series PEN (and compact cameras with interchangeable lenses) will certainly want to enter the e-PM1 some consideration.
