The latest addition to the Olympus E-System lineup, the E-420, is the world's thinnest and smallest digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera. Like the predecessor, the E-410, released by Olympus in April 2007, the E-420 features a front-body ergonomic grip, and Olympus created the world's thinnest and smallest SLR camera by optimizing component design, materials selection, and the camera layout. Olympus developed the box design of the E-420 by employing a flexible substrate construction, the use of high-strength engineering plastic for the internal components, and a thin metal frame. This engineering design enhanced the camera's lightness and compactness, and at the same time provides a sturdy camera body capable of withstanding shocks and warping. The E-420 features new Live View autofocus functionality without using mirrors. In addition, the camera's Face Detection feature can detect up to eight faces within the image area, automatically focusing and optimizing the exposure. Shadow adjustment technology provides optimal control in tracking faces and distinguishing them from the background to achieve the best exposure. The E-420 enables users to take fine contrast pictures in bad lighting conditions where there is an extreme contrast between bright and dark areas that can make taking clear pictures of people's faces difficult. This new camera from Olympus makes it easy to take pictures that include not only the important foreground elements, but also all the natural ...
Keywords: Olympus, Imaging, PIE, 2008, Camera, Japanese, Diginfo, E-420, Diginfonews
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