Here are some sample photos taken from the Olympus Pen E-P2^•. Click on any image to embiggen; I take the photos at 4032x3024, but here I’ve dropped them down to 2688x2016 to keep the file sizes under a megabyte at high quality.

These two photos were both taken with the 17mm lens^•. The breakfast photo was from about a foot away; the 17mm lens can theoretically take photos from .67 feet. The line of palms was taken from a moving car (by a passenger!) at about 35-45 miles per hour on the Pacific Coast Highway.

This photo was taken from about a foot away; the 17mm lens can theoretically take photos from .67 feet.

This photo was shot (by a passenger!) at about 35-45 miles per hour, using the 17mm.

The next four photos were taken with the 14-150mm lens^•. The aloe plant was about ten feet away, as was the tree.

Here’s an example of the difference between minimum and maximum zoom. I went for a bit of a walk to find a clear view of Mission Valley; this is overlooking Hotel Circle just above the back road to the UCSD hospital.

I hope you found these useful as examples of what the Pen can do in the hands of a real amateur. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the Pen over the last year with the 17mm, and hope to enjoy it even more next year with the new flash and zoom lens!