Show me your E-PL1 shots.

[george_mazzetti1]

<p>I would like to see some E-PL1 shots with any lens you wish to use.</p>

[sandor_a._feher]

<p>here is one, cropped in ps.</p><div></div>

[elliot1]

<p>I have had the E-PL1 about a month and the pictures from it are pretty much the same to any other DSLR camera. Composition and lighting are usually more important than the hardware. What type of information are you seeking?</p>

[marike1]

<p>George, a good way to see shots from a specific camera is <a href="http://www.flickr.com">Flickr</a>. In the search field on the upper-right of the page, type in "Olympus E-PL1". Often times people will upload full-size images. <br>

According to <a href="http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympusepl1/">DPReview</a>, who reviewed the Olympus E-PL1, it has a lighter anti-alias filter than the more expensive EP-2, and is therefore able to capture more detailed images. <br>

So all DSLR's a definitely not created equal as certain factors can contribute to performance and image quality. </p>

 

[elliot1]

<p>Took some shots on Friday at a water park. Got great results.</p><div></div>

[elliot1]

<p>and...</p><div></div>

[lee_rothman1]

<p>Indeed it is a great camera on ANY level. I trusted it to my recent vacation in the Northwest and it really delivered for me. For just about anything but real action shots I'd prefer to use the PL1, if for nothing else but it's wonderful color rendition.</p><div></div>

[lee_rothman1]

<p>Here's another from Anacortes, WA. near the ferry launch.</p><div></div>

[sandor_a._feher]

<p>Kit lens and EPL-1</p><div></div>