From the Wired review:
Olympus E-420
Sick of lugging around bulky pro-grade shooters? Olympus has the fix. Its E-420 is one of the smallest (5.1 x 3.6 x 2.1 inches) and lightest (13.4ounces) DSLRs in the world. It also snaps 10-megapixel shots, has a high-contrast LCD viewable in direct sunlight, and features a supersonic wave filter that eradicates dirt particles from the image sensor, leaving most of its rivals in the dust.
Sick of lugging around bulky pro-grade shooters? Olympus has the fix. Its E-420 is one of the smallest (5.1 x 3.6 x 2.1 inches) and lightest (13.4ounces) DSLRs in the world. It also snaps 10-megapixel shots, has a high-contrast LCD viewable in direct sunlight, and features a supersonic wave filter that eradicates dirt particles from the image sensor, leaving most of its rivals in the dust.
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But it needs to be biblical in scale! Roar!
Wait, was that pun intentional? Did you have Cheetos and Red Bull for breakfast, too?
"Sick of lugging around bulky pro-grade shooters?. . ."
. . .Then shoot film. All sorts of right-sized, low-weight, fantastic image makers are available for a pennies on the dollar thanks to the incessant digital drumbeat.
Some of us have made a U-turn and are happier for it.