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Analysis. Overall, the Olympus E-620 is the best of the company's consumer SLRs, offering a feature-set that is superior to the E-420 and E-520. It has more autofocus points, higher resolution, a faster frame rate, an articulating screen, and the built-in art filters, just to name a few points. Though it's heavier than the E-420, its small size helps mitigate that; and the available battery grip means users can have a compact photography solution with as little or as much capability as they need at the time. We'll have to reserve judgement on the image quality and timing at this point, since what we saw was not final, but the E-620 seems to meet or exceed the E-520's functionality. And there's no question that the Olympus Zuiko Digital lenses have a lot to offer in terms of optical quality. Each of them will be stabilized, thanks to the E-620's built-in stabilization, which somewhat makes up for the high price you'll have to pay for some of this fine glass.

As it has been from the advent of the SLR -- with the brief exception of the OM-10 -- Olympus SLR quality and unique utility remains the secret of the company's longtime fans. With each new camera, though, Olympus gets harder to ignore. Considering its features against its low price, the Olympus E-620 is easy to admire, and certainly worth a closer look.