[4" / 10.2 cm] It's an Excellent, basic, minimal home inspection thermal camera. The fluke software improves the image over better resolution cameras of other manufacturers. But it has limitations without focus and minimal resolution. We purchased as an inexpensive additional thermal for my inspection company. It's 5 stars for its intended purposes. But it has limited resolution. It's not a 3,000 dollar camera. But at 1 k it was not intended to be.

[2] It is very easy to get professional quality pictures from this camera. The kit lens is very very good for what it is. Have been able to adapt my older Nikon (film) camera glass quite adequately. Love how it fits my hand and how all the controls are so well thought out. Am having a lot of fun trying out each of the features and capabilities. Yes, there are a lot of gadgetry but still, I feel this camera will be a durable, high performance workhorse for my picture-taking uses -- for years to come! It just moved ahead of my other two digital cameras.

[464 x 348] The last roll of film I shot on my OM-2N was about 5 years ago. It sat unused in it's bag with my Tameron 35-70, my Vivitar 70-200, and my favorite 500mm mirror lens. I used a mini slr Kodak for the next few years until the mode select went nuts and I could only use the Idiot mode and panorama. I did a web search to find what Olympus housings could use my great old OM lenses and The E620 was the one I decided on. Came to find it's not in production and the remaining new bodies were between $1000 and $1200! The refurbished 2 lens set was here at B&H and I bought it on the spot. I couldn't be more satisfied with the camera or the great service from B&H.

[LCD] I purchased the FLIR one Pro LT and have been using it for a couple of days in my house. I mainly got it to inspect the parts of my house where it's hottest/coldest (season dependent) and has already helped me identify the culprit areas that I'm now getting insulation installed to mitigate.

The only thing I'd like to see added to the mobile app, iOS in my case, is that the thermal range bar is exported when an image is was taken to add further add context to the image. People that are shown the images always ask what the range of colors means.

[Yes] The old E510 was starting to wear out - on/off switch broken and hand grip peeling off, so decided to take advantage of (refurb) purchase of E620 so I could continue to utilise my 4/3 lenses. The update has been worth it, for the additional features over the E510. Compliments my EPL1 as well, and can be used as 'extra' body when travelling (interchangeable lenses with MMF2 adapter onto EPL1, and same battery.)

[4" / 10.2 cm] Smaller and lighter than previous model, this camera has more features than you can imagine. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves photography.

[2] Pro level build quality at a very reasonable price. I use it for power amplifier diagnostics, but it seems to have unlimited uses. Very well designed and useful device.

[3.1 lb / 1.4 kg] Just what we needed for shooting indoors and jelling windows.

[640 x 480] I use the camers in studio photography it is a great camera easy to use I tried all the modes to see how they work soft filters works really well for taking soft portraits pictures are very sharp i love this camera light weight not hard to handle

[LCD] I am a professional photographer for over 10 years now. Olympus entry level SLR's are the BEST out of all the big boys- plus the image stabilization is in the BODY- saving money on expensive VR lenses from the others. OLympus is the best bang for the buck- and the company is on the cutting edge of newer features and cameras like their EP-1 and EP-2 cameras. Don't go for the gimmicks of the other camera companies. All the big name cameras are great- but Olympus gives you more for your money. PLUS the ART FILTERS are nice too! GREAT IMAGE QUALITY AND CAMERA OPERATION!