Olympus Revives the Spirit of OM

We just might be able to forgive Olympus for cutting off the compact E-series D-SLRs in their prime now that we’ve seen the E-M5. It’s the first model in the new OM-D series and, while it’s a mirrorless camera rather than a D-SLR, it superbly revives the glory days of the OM 35mm system.

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Fujifilm X-Pro1

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Ricoh GR Digital IV

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Mamiya DM33

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