Olympus EPL3 with 14-42 lens - Excellent Condition
Small and light alternative to dSLR. Surplus to requirement. in great condition. Hardly used. This will suit beginners. Comes with a spare battery.
Please note that the EPL-3 has small design issue (acknowledged by Olympus) in that when changing battery, you have to remove the SD Card first before removing the battery otherwise you will have to re-enter date and time setting.
Olympus EPL-3 key specifications:
Full Metal Body
Updated 12MP Live MOS sensor
120 Hz 'Fast AF' focus system with 35-point area AF
Clip-on flash (included)
Built-in autofocus illuminator light
460,000 dot tilting LCD screen (16:9 aspect ratio)
Dual-core TruePic VI processor
1080i60 movies in AVCHD format
Shadow tone adjustment control
Revised and expanded Art Filter mode (with quick preview option)
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