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Olympus E-600

Based on 9 reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

6
Average:

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Bad:

0

Pros

Tilting LCD affords a greater variety of compositional angles, Feature-packed yet easy to use, Live View has its own dedicated button.
Great Value, Retains key features from the E-620

Cons

Lacks a firm, comfortable handgrip, Variable white balance performance
Less features than the E-620

By DigiCamReview on October 23, 2010

The Olympus E-600 Digital SLR has an impressive list of features and an appealing price tag. With the same body design and major features as the E-620, the E-600 offers a 12.3 megapixel sensor, 2.7 swivel screen, 7 point auto focus, live view,...

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By Digital Arts Online on April 01, 2010

Available as an exclusive through the Dixons group, the 12.3-megapixel E-600 is a rebadged, pared-down and better-value version of the E-620. For creatives theres little difference. You get the E-620s lightning-fast, 7-point twin AF...

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By PC Advisor on March 03, 2010

While Dixons is stocking the Olympus E-600 digital SLR camera for 399, youll be getting a mid-range model at an entry-level price. Gavin Stoker...

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By Macworld on March 01, 2010

Overall, with the E-600, youre getting a mid-range model at an entry-level price. The kit has two lenses, which makes it an even better deal. The fold-out and swivel LCD gives the E-600 an edge over other SLRs, as does built-in image...

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By Macworld UK on February 27, 2010

Currently available as an exclusive through the Dixons group, the 12.3-megapixel E-600 is a rebadged, pared-down and most importantly better-value version of the E-620. Both are aimed at photographers wanting a light and portable DSLR....

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By Electronicsme on January 08, 2010

If you want an inexpensive entry-level digital SLR, you can find cameras close to this one. But when you choose an inexpensive model, usually you lose great features and quality. The Olympus E-600 packs many of the high-end features into an...

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By Pocket-lint on December 10, 2009

Robust yet lightweight and compact model junking a few of the E-620's less essential features to offer those trading up from their first DSLR a mid range model at an entry level price. RecommendedKey specsCompactFlash, xD-Picture...

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By PhotographyBLOG on December 03, 2009

Like all of the Olympus E-series, with the E-600 you're getting a DSLR that anyone could carry comfortably around with them all day, taking shots as and when they present themselves. Thus, as with the Micro Four Thirds cameras that the original...

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By Digital Trends on November 30, 2009

At a list price of $749 for the camera body and two lenses, the Olympus E-600 may contain more bang for your buck than the more fully featured...

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