The details of a forthcoming Olympus digital SLR camera have been released by an online retailer. Although the manufacturer yet to make an official announcement about the camera, photography online retailer Adorama Olympus said announced that the mid-range shooter is called E30 and sports a 12.3-megapixel sensor.
Adorama said that the E30 will use the Four Thirds lens exchange system, like the E3, which began in November 2007 and that the E30 seems destined to replace.
The E30 also feature a 11-point autofocus system, a feature already present in the 10.1-megapixel E3. Image stabilization and face recognition will also be present, although this is not a surprise. There was also mention of a live view shooting mode and 5F / s option to break break.
Adorama said the Olympus E30 will be launched in January and will cost around $ 1300 (£ 820 / € 1000).
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