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The E-620 echoes many of the features of the company's recently introduced E-30, which sells for $1299.99 for the body alone. Both cameras shoot at 12.3-megapixel resolution and feature the same Art Filters line-up and in-camera image stabilization system. There are clearly differences between the two, including a more advanced autofocus system, faster burst mode shooting and a larger, more rugged body for the E-30. Still, our reviewer was impressed with the pre-production sample Olympus provided, though actual image quality testing will have to wait until a final unit is available. To learn more about the E-620, read the First Impressions review here.