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Outstanding Image Quality

In the elite circle of outstanding digital SLRs, the number of megapixels is just one measure of

a camera's ability. EVOLT E-500 produces superior images and an extraordinary photographic

experience, for many additional reasons, as well.

Brilliance and speed, from edge to edge.

• The 8 megapixel sensor in the EVOLT E-500 has earned wide acclaim for producing a full

range of color, sharp and subtle contrast, as well as fine detail – with minimal noise.

• Our Four-Thirds type CCD achieves the dynamic range and sensitivity that professional

photographers demand – in a camera anyone can use. So regardless of skill level, you'll be

fully capable of creating brighter, more colorful photos.

• Thanks to our exclusive, next-generation TruePic TURBO

crystal clear images quickly – and won't face all-too familiar shutter delays or slow startup

times. TruePic's responsive, accelerated performance translates to briefer shot-to-shot

times and swifter image playback of smooth, colorful and detailed images.

You'll have what it takes to

capture sharp, detailed photos

you'll be proud to enlarge.

• Total compatibility with the largest selection of precision-crafted Zuiko

Lenses allows E-500 to faithfully produce images of the highest quality. These lenses and

their unique benefits are described in greater detail, later on.

• The detailed vibrant colors of this 8.0 megapixel CCD – coupled with the TruePic TURBO

Image Processor – helps you enlarge prints to all sizes supported by your printer.

Image Processor, you'll get

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