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New Olympus SLR pictures sneaking out

Seeded on Wed Aug 29, 2007 9:50 PM EDT
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technology, photography, cameras, rumors, digital-photography, slr, leaks, dslr, olympus, e-3, olympus-e-3
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My Korean isn't even good enough to call appalling, but fortunately for me, some Web site pictures of what sure looks like a new Olympus E-3 SLR speak louder than the surrounding words.

A variety of shots posted at one Web site and another show some interesting new features of an SLR higher up the line than the E-510 and E-410 introduced earlier this year.

The pictures label the camera as the E-3. That's a different name from an anonymously posted document that used the name E-P1, but it's unclear what the naming implications are. Olympus said in March that it will introduce this year a successor to the current top-end model, the E-1, which went on sale in 2003.

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