| Sony NEX-3 | Sony NEX-5 | Olympus E-PL1 | Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 | |
| dpreview分類 | Entry Level Interchangeable Lens Camera / DSLR | Mid Range Interchangeable Lens Camera / DSLR | Entry Level Interchangeable Lens Camera / DSLR | Mid Range Interchangeable Lens Camera / DSLR |
| score 總分 | 63% | 64% | 69% | 69% |
| Conclusion - Pros 優點 | * Small, innovative designs that are still comfortable to hold * High resolution sensor with excellent low-light performance (in PASM modes) * Good JPEG output quality * Great build quality (particularly NEX-5) * Metal barrelled lenses feel impressive compared to peers * Tiltable high-resolution screen * Point-and-shoot interface that provides optional control of aperture * Interesting extra features such as in-camera HDR and sweep panorama * Good, clear live view magnification * High quality video mode * Built-in user guide (Shooting Tips) | * Excellent resolution with lots of detail in the shots * Point-and-shoot interface that also allows user interaction * Superb JPEG engine makes camera's full capability easily accessible * Reliable metering and white balance (in natural light) * Good AF performance (though kit lens holds it back) * Hints of retro styling and SLR quality in a compact body * Collapsible kit lens is small and offers decent quality * Superb optional viewfinder aids stable holding and shooting in bright light * Good high ISO performance and lots of control over noise reduction * Full photographic functions available to users who want them * Easy live view magnification good for using manual focus lenses * Comprehensive feature set and impressive level of customization * In-body image stabilization * Easy to use, high quality video mode | * Superb resolution, excellent overall image quality up to ISO 1600 * Stunning raw output * Reliable exposure and focus and generally reliable white balance * Excellent build quality & great screen * Surprisingly good handling, fun and easy to use * Very compact design * Intuitive user-interface that combines compact and DSLR features * Large number of external controls including a very useful 'push-and-turn' dial * Fast contrast detect Auto Focus (on par with entry level DSLRs) * Lots of cool features (subject tracking, shutter speed simulation, movable live-histogram) * Built-in flash and optional viewfinder * iAuto mode works well - novice users should get decent results in 'point and shoot' mode * HD video mode (though audio features pretty basic) * Choice of two excellent kit lenses (zoom and pancake) * Highly customizable - custom modes and many user-definable options and parameters * Lens stabilization system very effective (but not all lenses have it) * Comprehensive software package included | |
| Conclusion - Cons 缺點 | * High ISO capability (a major advantage of its large sensor) unavailable in iAuto mode * Constant overexposure of images wastes highlight capabilities (and no exposure compensation in iAuto mode) * Lack of function menu makes settings changes in PASM modes unnecessarily long-winded * Consumes battery very quickly if you use the screen a lot between shots * Slow startup and poor shot-to-shot times * No consistency of function or navigation between iAuto and PASM modes * 'Bkground Defocus' feature encourages the use of wrong settings * JPEG sharpening doesn't make the most of the camera's capabilities * Very limited video control (no aperture control or exposure lock) * Screw-on flash awkward to attach * Screen very difficult to see in moderately bright light * Auto HDR mode only available in PASM modes * Live histogram unavailable when making exposure changes * Magnified live view resets to center position after each shot (problematic for portraits) * A lot of the 'Shoot tips' only teach you how to use iAuto mode * Cheapest bundle (which only provides the 16mm lens) is not a good combination, particularly for beginners | * Some highlight clipping (and poor dynamic range at ISO 100) * Low resolution screen that's hard to see in bright light * No orientation sensor means having to rotate every portrait image manually * Exposure controls slow and awkward to use (by DSLR standards) * 1/2000th max shutter speed combined with base sensitivity of ISO 200 limits you to small apertures in bright light * i-Enhance picture mode can't be disengaged when using iAuto * Complicated menu at odds with camera's easy-to-use philosophy * Build quality and rear panel design a disappointment compared to more expensive PENs * Preview image brightness doesn't always match the captured image brightness * The most interesting Art Filters slow down operation (and make the movie mode virtually useless) | * Dynamic range and high ISO output not quite as good as best in class (including Olympus E-P1) * JPEG output nowhere near as good as it could be - shoot raw for best results * Default settings don't produce particularly appealing (JPEG) color * Flash is very weak * No in-body IS (and 20mm pancake not stabilized) * Autofocus doesn't work with all legacy Four Thirds lenses * Still a very limited range of dedicated lenses * Orientation sensor uses lens IS system (so no automatic rotation of images shot with the 20mm or any other lens that doesn't have an IS module) * Optional viewfinder is expensive (and could be smaller) * Shutter lag long compared to an SLR (but good compared to a compact) | |
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