Well kids, I finally got my hands on the video files, so before I head out this fine Indianapolis Friday how about my mini-review of my photowalk experiences with the E-P1 and 14-42mm kit lens?
This is a podcast-enabled post, so if you subscribe to our videos you’ll be getting the video from the end here beamed to you, so don’t worry there.
Getting started, let’s look over the highlights of this beastie:
- 12 Megapixel 4/3 Sensor
- TruePic V Processor
- Smallest body with a DSLR sensor and interchangeable lenses your money can currently buy.
- 720p HD video
- Integral Olympus stereo digital audio recorder
- Art Filters
Ready to read my lengthy-ish review? Click below.
As of, well, today, you can see a few new links in the upper right of the blog to subscribe to our “audiocast” and our “videocast“. These options will give you the pages for our custom podcast feeds: one featuring Nick and I’s weekly audio podcast, and the other a feed for our popular Raw Footage series of hands-on videos and reviews.
In an effort to make Raw Footage even better, we’re going to use the power of Roberts Raw to convert it into a proper video podcast, which you can subscribe to through outlets like iTunes or Zune and carry it around on your portables of choice. So, to kick it off, we’re re-posting the latest Raw Footage video, featuring Olympus’ new and oh-so-shiny E-P1 review.
Kicking off a new podcast here, “The Voice of Raw.” Weekly Mr Henry and myself and anyone we can snare, entrap, or bribe will be joining us as we sum up some of the bigger news items of the past seven days or so for those of you in the portable media device generation. Want to subscribe to us? Our feed is right 
