Conclusion: The Olympus E-30 produces superbly sharp pictures, but at higher ISOs its images get extremely noisy—plus it's missing a lot of niceties we'd like in a higher-end D-SLR.
Pros: Very sharp pictures. Fast. In-camera Photoshop-esque effects. Swiveling LCD.
Cons: Noisy at high ISOs. A bit pricey. No HDMI-out.
Summary: The E30 takes all that's good about the Pro level E3 (build quality aside) and throws in some cool new features for good measure.
Pros: Excellent out-of-camera JPEG results with good Dynamic Range, pleasing color and subtle tonality, Bright clear viewfinder far better than most Four Thirds cameras, Sli...
Cons: Resolution not quite as good as best in class, though you won't see it in JPEGs, Higher noise levels/noise reduction at higher sensitivities than its best competitors,...
Summary: Though it has been surpassed by its competitors in video and image capturing capabilities, the E-30 presents a fun alternative to a run-of-the-mill dSLR.
Pros: Art filters are great fun, Support for multiple exposures, New 14-54mm kit lens is good, Image quality is consistent
Cons: Live view is frequently laggy, Antiquated menu system and graphics, Loud, slow autofocus in live view
Summary: The E-30 is a brave attempt by Olympus to offer something different in the mid-range DSLR market, with a strong emphasis on in-camera creative effects that actually prove
Conclusion: Na een intensieve praktijktest gecombineerd met de technische testen van het DIWA Lab komen we al snel tot de conclusie dat de Olympus E30 een zeer serieuze DSLR is die
Excerpt: L’ Olympus E-30 est un reflex qui vient proposer une alternative expert à l’ Olympus E3 : à ce titre on pouvait en attendre beaucoup car l’ Olympus E-3 est un boîtier
Pros: Stabilisation, Antipoussière, Ecran orientable, Niveau
Cons: Image qui commence à bruiter au delà de 1000 iso, viseur moins bon que E3, Prix ? (à voir suivant l'évolution de ces prix)