Olympus' latest entry-level camera combines a diminutive body, similar in size to the E-420, with key features taken form the E-30.Billed as the smallest DSLR with buil-in image stabilisation, the E-620 packs a 2.7" tilt and swivel Live View LCD, 12.3 megapixel sensor end enticing E-30 techonology such as a range of Art Filters, Mutiple Exposure mode and a choice of four aspect rations, into one far from bulky shell, it only weghs a shade under 19 ounces.On-body features such as the familiar Dust Reduction System using Supersonic Wave Filter and three blur- reducing Image Stabilisation modes(one for general shooting, two for tracking moving subjects, for when the camera's held either horizontally or vertically) improve the chances of getting clean, sharp images.The aforementioned Art Filters, activated using the mode dial on the left of top-plate, can be viewed using the camera in Live View or during image playback. The Multiple Exposure function is equally as flexible, enabling you to shoot one image, the the other, or to shoot each frame separately and combine them in- camera later. Offering this level of crative control in a camera body certainly goes some way to making photography a fun experience for...