Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the Olympus Pen Lite E-PL7 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Olympus Pen Lite E-PL7.
October 2014
(79%)
71 Reviews
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Users
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110 Reviews
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The editors liked
Respected sensor and processor combination
Easy selfie mode
Raw files recording possible with Art Filters
All the Pen cameras
From the EP1 onwards
Have been a joy to behold and a pleasure to use. Olympus jpegs are consistently excellent and RAW is better. The supplied Olympus Viewer software is excellent and may be all that anyone needs for RAW conversion a
With its flexible display
Great set of controls and generally streamlined design
The Olympus PEN E-PL7 hits quite a few high notes
The editors didn't like
No viewfinder builtin
No smaller than OMD EM10
Selfie mode not compatible with tripods
You can't use the optional viewfinder and a flash at the same time – they both use the same accessory port
Abstract: The lens it came with is a 14-42mm and the action is very smooth.The left side has only the neck strap anchor point while the right side has the matching anchor point as well as a rubber bung behind which are mini HDMI and AV out sockets. The base has a t...
Published: 2014-12-01, Author: Lori , review by: CNET.co.uk
With its flexible display, great set of controls and generally streamlined design, the Olympus PEN E-PL7 hits quite a few high notes
It might be a little too complicated for newbies, and the grip could be bigger
A likeable interchangeable-lens model, the Olympus PEN E-PL7's overall package makes an attractive alternative to an advanced compact and has quite a bit to offer as a first ILC....
Great sensor performance, Charming retro design, Decent touchscreen
Underwhelming video capture, Not ideal for bigger hands, Odd tilt-under screen
The Olympus Pen E-PL7 isn't a hit in every respect, but the high-quality build, sensor and processor see it offer a good entry-level MFT option. Next, read more Camera Reviews...
Good-quality, 16.1-million-pixel Live MOS sensor, Metal frame with stylish design, Responsive touchscreen
Vulnerable and fiddly tilting screen, Small and tightly packed controls, No viewfinder
The Olympus Pen E-PL7 is a repackaged Olympus OM-D E-M10, and for that reason alone it enters a lower end of the enthusiast market from a great vantage point. It is capable of producing some superb images and its video is respectable for a camera of its p...
Our enthusiasm is dampened only by the superb competition. We're glad to see how far Olympus has come in the past couple years. From the OM-D E-M1 to this little wonder, the company knows how to make a camera like few others can. Whereas early Micro F...
Respected sensor and processor combination, Easy selfie mode, Raw files recording possible with Art Filters
No viewfinder built, in, No smaller than OM, D E, M10, Selfie mode not compatible with tripods
The E-PL7 looks like a good solid camera for those who want to travel light and don't mind not having a viewfinder. Image quality promises to be very good...
Published: 2014-08-28, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Looks great, Excellent touchscreen, Improved handling, Wi-Fi works a treat, Selfie screen if you fancy it
Incremental improvements for the series, Detail lacks at high-ISO settings, Auto ISO has limited use
Like its E-PL5 predecessor, the E-PL7 at first seems like a small series of steady improvements rolled into the one camera, with a more sophisticated autofocus system, better overall handling and Wi-Fi. But that makes it a solid bit of kit, especially whe...
Abstract: Olympus' new mid-range mirrorless camera, the PEN Lite E-PL7, is all but made for the selfie lover. The E-PL7's display flips downwards 180 degrees and provides an unobstructed view, and you can mount the bundled external flash for a fill-in flash. The d...
Abstract: Olympus' new mid-range mirrorless camera, the PEN Lite E-PL7, is all but made for the selfie lover.The E-PL7's display flips downwards 180 degrees and provides an unobstructed view, and you can mount the bundled external flash for a fill-in flash. The dis...
