Olympus E-PL 10 with AOI housing

Phil Rudin · Issue 122, Sep/Oct 2021 · pp. 32–37

Gear ReviewOlympus E-PL10Micro Four-Thirdsmirrorless cameraAOI housingunderwater housingwide-angle conversion lensmacro lenscamera reviewport systemvacuum system

Products mentioned: Olympus E-PL10, Olympus M.14-42mm F/3.5-5.6 EZ lens, Olympus M.60mm F/2.8 Macro lens, AOI UH-EPL10 housing, AOI UWL-09 Wide Conversion Lens, AOI UCL-09 +12.5 Close-up Lens, Inon Z330 Type II flash, Olympus BLS-50 battery

Olympus EPL-10 with AOI housing by Phil Rudin Olympus officially launched its first Micro Four-Thirds camera, the E-P1, in June of 2009 after a clever advertising campaign linking it to the very popular PEN film cameras of the 1960s and 70s. Fast forward to February 2010 and the official announcement of the Olympus E-PL1, a simplified and less expensive addition to its Micro Four- Thirds camera line. This is an excerpt from my first article for uwpmag.com UWP#56 (Sept/Oct 2010) and it seems fitting that my 100th article for issue UWP#122 is a review of the Olympus E-PL 10. The Olympus E-PL 1 and Olympus PT-EP01 housing was my first mirrorless camera system and I have not owned a DSLR since. To say that in the past eleven years mirrorless technology has advanced would be a gross understatement and Olympus has been responsible for many of the advancements. Olympus E-PL 10 The Olympus E-PL …

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