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via engadget.comYou won't be coloring us surprised at the launch of the E-PM1, but those other two? Well, let's just say we've always been big fans of the elusive trifecta. Olympus just went live with the PEN E-P3 (shown above), PEN E-PL3, and PEN E-PM1, three 12.3 megapixel interchangeable lens cameras with Live MOS sensors, TruePic VI image processors and an ISO ceiling of 12,800. You'll also get a reengineered autofocus system, a 1080i HD video mode, newly designed user interfaces and a variety of Art Filters. The E-P3 is outfitted with an all-metal body and "the world's fastest autofocus" (really?), while the rear is dotted with a 614,000 pixel OLED touchscreen. The E-PL3 steps it up with a 3-inch tilting LCD, while the smallest and lightest of the PEN line (yeah, the E-PM1) will be shipping in a half-dozen hues. The outfit also revealed a new pair of prime lenses, a camera grip and a FL-300R flash, all of which are detailed in the source links below. The bad news? Only the P3 is being priced, with USD$900 landing you a fairly swank kit this August.
Micro4/3 fans rejoice! Olympus recently revealed the new PEN E-PL3. I would love to get my hands on one soon to try out the new autofocusing system which is reported as "the world's fastest autofocus"
Both the technological and Photography world have been set abuzz by a tech company, Lytro. The 'Light Field' technology enables the camera sensor to record more light than normal sensor, coupled with a special software which enables users to choose the focusing point of the picture after the picture is already taken.
Looks too good to be true if you ask me.
