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In-body image stabilisation and two new live view DSLRs from Olympus at PMA

Olympus is introducing the ultra-compact E-410 and E-510 DSLRs this week at the big annual PMA trade show. Both feature live-view, while the E-510 becomes the first Olympus DSLR to be equipped with in-body moving sensor image stabilisation. Availability from June is indicated. We have all the details and lots of pictures.

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