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'aesthetically pleasing camera'

'The GF2 is a nice camera for those new to more advanced photography, as it works well in both automatic and manual modes. '

'aesthetically pleasing camera'

'Fast and responsive'

'aesthetically pleasing camera'

'The GF2 is a nice camera for those new to more advanced photography, as it works well in both automatic and manual modes. '

'aesthetically pleasing camera'

'Fast and responsive'

'Great learning tool and/or DSLR replacement.'

'Camera construction is very sturdy. '

'selective focus'

'Fast focusing speeds.'

'Great learning tool and/or DSLR replacement.'

'Camera construction is very sturdy. '

'selective focus'

'Fast focusing speeds.'

'Great learning tool and/or DSLR replacement.'

'Camera construction is very sturdy. '

'selective focus'

'Fast focusing speeds.'

'Great learning tool and/or DSLR replacement.'

'Camera construction is very sturdy. '

'selective focus'

'Fast focusing speeds.'

'Digital accessories port and hotshoe.'

'Highly customisable.'

'The Olympus E-PL2 is a compact, versatile camera that should please just about anyone who loves taking great pictures without lugging around pounds of gear. '

'nice camera'

'Still, the overall shooting experience is probably good enough to deliver Olympus a nice-size niche among style-, but not budget-conscious, enthusiasts. '

'Compatible with Micro Four Thirds lenses.'

'the E-P1 looks quite good against Canon's latest.'

'The retro styling of the E-P1 will mostly appeal to photographers old enough to remember the original Pen series of cameras, but it's not so radical to put off younger enthusiasts.'

'Still, the overall shooting experience is probably good enough to deliver Olympus a nice-size niche among style-, but not budget-conscious, enthusiasts. '

'Compatible with Micro Four Thirds lenses.'

'the E-P1 looks quite good against Canon's latest.'

'The retro styling of the E-P1 will mostly appeal to photographers old enough to remember the original Pen series of cameras, but it's not so radical to put off younger enthusiasts.'