The OLYMPUS PENPAL PP-1 is a revolutionary new product that makes it possible to share images with friends and family directly from the camera. When OLYMPUS PENPAL is connected to the Accessory Port 2*1 on back of the OLYMPUS PEN E-PL2 camera, resized JPEG images (sizes: 640 x 480 (default), 1280 x 960 or 1920 x 1440 pixels) can be transferred easily to a Bluetooth device*2 such as a smart phone, or to another camera with OLYMPUS PENPAL installed. No downloading, uploading, or computer required. OLYMPUS PENPAL also features a built-in memory capable of storing more than 2,600 desired pictures (with the image size of 1920 x 1440 pixels).
*1 For the present, the OLYMPUS PENPAL PP-1 can be used with the OLYMPUS PEN E-PL2 equipped with Accessory Port 2. It cannot be used with the E-P2 or E-PL1.
*2 Only a device that can send or receive pictures in compliance with the BIP or OPP profile.
* Product availability depends on sales areas.
Attaching the accessory port allows you to use external stereo microphones for higher quality stereo linear PCM recording.
* Please use the extention cable in the case noises of internal drive or operation are annoying.
* Cannot be used with an accessory mounted on the hot shoe.
These are the detachable camera grips optionally available for the E-P3. The MCG-1 is the same grip as the one standard as provided with the camera body, while the MCG-2 is a large-sized grip that can be interchanged easily with the standard type.
Available color : Black / White
A compact, light, and highly mobile OLYMPUS recording media.
An adapter for importing data from an xD-Picture Card into a digital camera, printer, or other device with a Compact Flash card slot.
A wired remote control switch of multi-USB connector with valve lock function.
A remote shutter cable for use with a camera body.
This remote control allows you to snap the shutter remotely. Configure the camera to close the shutter either 2 or 0 seconds after pressing the button on the remote. You can also use the remote to switch between images while away from the camera. Use it as a presentation tool by hooking upa camera body to a television, and remotely switching between previously shot photos on the TV screen.
