E- 620

[jarganbright]

<p>I use the E-620 and I love it! What are some of your thoughts on this model?</p><div></div>

[rapyke]

<p>I like mine too!</p>

[bob_cook]

<p>I just bought a used kit with both zoom lenses, and then picked up a used 25mm. I intend to use it as a "walk-around" digital camera, replacing a film Contax G2 with 45mm. For that purpose I really like it. It is small and light and the image quality is very good so far.</p>

[jarganbright]

<p>What lenses or accessories do you have that you like or would recommend? What software due you use when editing your photos? Ron I love that photograph did you use you E-620 when you shot it?</p><div></div>

[vancouverphotographer]

<p>I just bought mine weeks ago Jennifer, have not used it much yet ... high ISO performance does not look so good compared to my Sony or Canon. Also bought a 35mm f3.5 lens. </p>

[jarganbright]

<p>When I manually set mine at 100 My images tend to have pretty great clarity compared to the sony alpha 550, I had been using. For types of photos I enjoy taking I have had no issues. </p>

[david-w]

<p>The latest ACR and Photoshop CS5 has the best noise reduction I've seen for the E620. Images at ISO 1600 and 3200 become genuinely usable and easily on a par with the APS-C cameras.</p>

<p>I was going to upgrade to a D300s until I did a comparison between it and the E620 files at ISO 3200 using RAW/ACR and realised there wasn't a huge difference at all.</p>

<p>Still love my E620, my only gripe is the very slow and inaccurate focusing in low light.</p>

[jarganbright]

<p>Thank you for that post very helpful. I do not yet have Cs5 Im currently using Apeture 3 and Adobe elements 9. I agree with the low light comment had to almost immediately purchase an addition flash. Love looking at all your photos guys.</p>