M43 Reviews

GF1 registers one more review (Register H/W)

Another millisecond, another Panasonic GF1 review it seems. This one actually came a couple of days ago, but it got lost in our Black Friday madness. This new review is from Register Hardware, a technology-oriented website.

Panasonic GF1 review at NeoCamera

NeoCamera has just published their unique-style review of the Panasonic GF1. It includes a camera-body side-by-side with the bigger Pentax K7 and the smaller Canon S90.

Micro Four Thirds Black Friday round-up

We will summarize all the Micro Four Thirds related Black Friday deals in this post! This will help not-fill-up this mini-site with constant bargain alerts since its main purpose is a stream of reviews. Hide your wallets!

+ Olympus E-P1 with 14-42mm plus bonus 4gb SDHC and Black Rapid strap for $660 with free shipping at Calumet Photo - search for product code OM05003K1 in their search box to find it quickly

+ Olympus E-P1 with 17mm pancake for $750 plus shipping at B&H Photo and $760 with free shipping at Amazon

+ SOLD OUT: pay for the Panasonic 20mm pancake lens with a Discover credit card at Amazon.com and pay $390 instead of $400

+ ENDED Panasonic GH1 w/14-140mm drops to $1420, sold and shipped by Amazon.com itself

+ prices and availability will change over time. this post is not updated automatically

+ last update: Sunday November 29 at 4:20am EST

Panasonic GF1 review at Camera Labs

Micro Four Thirds reviews are picking up momentum again, we have one more just posted at CameraLabs.com. Of interest is the "Results" section where they ISO-crop-compare it to the E-P1 and Canon G11. Conclusions and comparisons to competitors (in CL's opinion of course) are on the "Verdict" page.

Olympus E-P2 review at Pixelmania.nl

Via photography blog Foto Actualidad (via dpreview Oly forums) we learn of quite possibly the first Olympus E-P2 review to hit the internets, posted at Dutch website Pixelmania.nl. This is a seven-page review, with all the usual goodies. As usual, we won't spoil their findings, although in this case, we couldn't do it even if we wanted to since computer-translation is not very accurate when it comes to actual text :)