Unfortunately, the E-P1 did not come with an accessory port for the
electronic viewfinder. Later PEN camera's did, the last of the line being
the E-PL8.
I remember that the AF speed of the E-P1 improved quite noticably with the
second generation of the 14-42mm.
Though I really liked the first version.
In 2010 we visited Canada and I bought the E-P1 for my wife. I had the E-30
(DSLR) myself, with the 12-60mm. But I actually enjoyed mirrorless much
more then expected, so it didn't take long to get the E-P2, and later the
E-M5. I sometimes still use the latter when travelling very light, with the
17 or 25mm.
I should look if it starts up at all ;-)
Enjoy, Frank.
Op di 24 sep 2024 om 09:32 schreef Wayne Harridge <
wayne.harridge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> ... but I think the eye level viewfinder is a good investment.
>
> ...Wayne
>
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