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We knew it was coming but it still surprised many when Olympus threw away the last vestiges of a single lens reflex camera in a digital snapper that otherwise could have been called a DSLR. Into the new PEN went the 4/3rds inch Micro Four Thirds Live MOS sensor. Out went the mirror box. Onto it went a large 7.6cm LCD screen. No optical viewfinder and no onboard flash. Quite a revolution. You still get Program AE, shutter and aperture priority plus manual exposure modes, precise control o
Tags: Aperture Priority, Dslr, Exposure Modes, Lens Reflex, Manual Exposure, Mirror, Olympus Pen, Optical Viewfinder, Precise Control, Shutter, Single Lens Reflex Camera, Snapper, Vestiges
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