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	The minute Olympus PEN E-P3, the best out of its series, is not only a good looker but an outstanding performer with features like a speedy AF system, OLED display and a user-friendly overlay menu. Otherwise, for someone looking into developing photography as a semi-serious hobby, the Olympus PEN E-P3 Single Lens Kit ($1298) at Comex is a worthy consideration as it comes with freebies like a pair of 8GB+16GB SD cards, camera bag and tripod, all of which would suffice as a starter kit of sorts. Comex 2011 Offer Comex Price: $1298 (Single Lens Kit), $1548 (Double Zoom Kit) Promotion: Free 8GB + 16GB SD Cards, Free Battery, Screen Protector, Card Reader, Camera Bag, 3-Section Tripod
	The XZ-1 is Olympus’ answer to the Lumix LX and Canon S90/95 series. With an initial launch price of $748 just a few months back, its current COMEX price-tag of $648 offers just the right nudge for those looking for a compact performer. The camera not only comes with a fast F1.8 lens, a control ring, manual modes and quick access to AF points; thrown into the mix are a pair of 8GB+16GB SD cards, an XZ-1 case and a screen protector. Comex 2011 Offer Comex Price: $648 (Usual Price: $748) Promotion: Free 8GB + 16GB SD Cards, Free Battery, Screen Protector, Card Reader, XZ-1 Case, Mini Tripod
	Looking for a tough-series camera that does not break your pocket? The sufficiently-equipped 14-megapixel WiFi-compatible TG310 is a steal at $298 with a lot of extras thrown in. Comex 2011 Offer Comex Price: $1098 (Usual Price: $1999) Promotion: 2 8GB SD Cards, Free Battery, Screen Protector, Card Reader, Camera Case, Mini Tripod
	At $88 (UP: $228), the 12-megapixel Olympus FE-4050 is a steal for those looking for a basic no-frills compact. Comex 2011 Offer Comex Price: $88 (Usual Price: $228) Promotion: Free 8GB SD Card, Screen Protector, Camera Case, Mini Tripod
	If you are not too concerned about getting the very latest camera, the 12-megapixel Olympus Pen E-PL1 Single Lens Kit should suffice for the average photography enthusiast. At $498, you will also get a modest Zuiko Digital ED 14-42mm f3.5 -5.6 lens, a pair of 8GB SD cards, a camera bag and more. Comex 2011 Offer Comex Price: $498 (Usual Price: $998) Promotion: 2 8GB SD Cards, Screen Protector, Card Reader, Camera Bag, E-PL1 Skin, Free E-Workshop

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