So, when we first saw that Olympus had revived the Pen-F moniker for ... with exacting color accuracy as measured in lab tests. Overall, the Pen-F proved a very comfortable camera to use. If you like ...

Companies like Olympus and Sony are building this feature into their camera bodies ... And the Pen-F features a "high res shot" mode that, when you use a tripod, actually moves the sensor in ...

Olympus made some truly awesome film cameras back in the day ... a nice addition if you plan to use old glass on this new body. Because the original PEN-F was often used to shoot black-and-white film, ...

Though the PEN-F is pricey, Olympus packed a lot of features ... to the $499 17mm Zuiko prime lens I tested with the camera. If you want to use manual focus, just pull the focus ring back that ...

Covetable retro camera reboots have been a thing for years, but oh my, this new Pen-F interchangeable-lens shooter from Olympus has my ... actually shooting you can use the rear touch LCD panel ...

The "slower" modes (10 or 5 frames per second) use the mechanical shutter ... which gets to the real problem with the Pen-F. Buying the Pen-F over Olympus' other cameras is basically a choice ...

Most cameras are utilitarian and, truth be told, quite ugly. Not the Olympus Pen-F ($1,000 for camera body). This mirrorless digital shooter is a throwback to the first iteration, released in 1963.

Launched back in January, the micro-four-thirds camera introduces several ... on what lenses you're aiming to use. Olympus' 20-megapixel sensor in the PEN-F is a first for its micro-four-thirds ...

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