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This camera was the mutt's nuts when it was introduced. Pro-quality, solidly constructed, and the usual Olympus attention to detail. Even though its been left behind in the pixel count, the image quality of the micro 4/3 sensor is outstanding, and still holds up today. This means that bargains are to be had on the secondhand market. You can get a serious piece of equipment for the price of a basic point & shoot compact. It takes a wide range of interchangeable lenses from Olympus, Panasonic etc. ,which can also be had at reasonable cost. I'm really impressed with mine.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
for the money you can pick these up for second habd these are superb cameras, I pimped mine with a wood vaneer kit and s nice leather ever ready case. 1960's look 2010 tech. Images are slightly over saturated as with the Panasonics. turn it down a little and Bingo amazing images. better than a small CCD sensor camera. Easy to use superb image quality and with all the expandability ascisitated with any interchangeabkle lens system. Stick a fast pancake on it and it really does work. descreet, fast sharp, light.
This is a brilliant buy at £260 new on ebay...well its supposed to be manufacturer refurbished...just seems like a ploy to me to sell off excess stock at great prices. OK this is not the latest all singing and dancing Pen model, but it only came out a short while ago for about £800. Irrespective its a great camera. I bought it because I got fed up lugging my big DSLR and lenses around. In fact I didnt lug them around, more often than not I took a compact because I couldn't face it, then got dissapointed when out and about with the compact not to be able to take the shots I wanted. Solution? Sell all my DSLR gear...Camera, bag, lenses x 3, filters, batteries, flashgun, and sell my Lumix compact. In all raise about £1500, and buy this for £260. It takes much better shots than the DSLR and the compact. It looks great. Its reasonably light and convenient. All I have bought to go with it is an FL20 flash (as new £50 on ebay), decided against the matching FL14...overpriced and not as good as the FL20. At £260 the EP1 with 14.42 is a steal and a great camera, and it is easy to live with its reported shortcoming (lack of viewfinder)...the screen works just fine for me.Read full review
It may be 9 years old but is a lovely looking piece of equipment which draws attention to itself a little complicated outside of auto mode can be used successfully with any micro four thirds lens the only accessory needed it the dedicated flash
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The camera is wonderful. It has a great image, excellent in low light, compact, and very well built. It's perfect for someone who wants a good camera, with interchangeable lenses, and a much smaller piece than a traditional DLSR.
