I'm currently considering buying the Olympus E-PL1 but not sure I'm quite ready to pull the trigger on it. I need to buy a camera before October but need the following: decent low-light photos, light enough where I won't lose an arm walking around a convention floor all day, manual controls, under $600.

I currently use an Eye-Fi in my E-PL1. It gets me location data for my photos by looking at all the WiFi hotspots available when the photo is taken, and storing this data. Then, when the photos are uploaded to the computer, the Eye-Fi software uses its database of hotspot locations to triangulate where it thinks you were and putting that information into the photo. The problem I'm having is that I hate how long it takes the Eye-Fi to transfer its data, and it's completely impossible to take... Read more →

I'm looking to replace my stock lens for something that will perform a little better. I'd like to make it an "everyday" lens that I don't really change out that much. I don't want to start collecting lenses, I'm just looking for a better "point and shoot" experience. I don't mind losing zoom, and ideally I'd get something with better low light performance. I'd prefer to not spend any more than about $300-500, preferably in the $250 if that's possible, though I won't be surprised if it isn't......

I like how they've created the iAuto mode for beginners, but did they take away the actual settings? I want my family to be able to use the easy way, but can I still get into the ISO and aperture settings?

Anyone know if there is a way to get iPhoto to import pictures from this camera that are in the RAW format?