I bought a nice new Olympus PEN E-P3 the other week and while it's quite a nice little camera, I've not been terribly happy with the image quality from it, are any combinations of the following likely to result in crisper images rather than them looking like they're noticably shot with an under-sized sensor?
Shooting in SuperFine mode (which is hidden in the depths of the menus, probably a no-brainer)?
Disabling Noise Reduction?
Reducing the image size to 3200x2400?
Disabling/reducing the noise filter?
Shooting in RAW? (Probably a given, but requires a lot of mucking around with the Olympus app to process given that I only have Photoshop CS4 which doesn't support the new RAW format).
I know I can just experiment, but has anyone has much experience with the PEN series or similar devices who could give me some pointers?
I've got the pack-in 14-42mm zoom and 40-150mm telephoto lenses as well as the 17mm prime "pancake" lens (which I use when I'm just wandering as it makes the camera pocketable).
Any recommendations?