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    Panasonic So Excited About Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds Camera They Show It a Little Early

    Olympus EP-2 Arriving in 2009?

    Olympus Stop Motion E-P1 Ad Concept Is Clever (Also, Stolen)

    Olympus E-P1 4/3 Compact Camera Fondled On Video

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    Image of The Lab The Lab
    09/02/09

    In reply to Panasonic So Excited About Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds Camera They Show It a Little Early
    It looks like the advertisement is calling it "ultra compact" and "flat". Ultra compact is a well-defined market that this camera is not a part of. Elphs are flat, this has a pancake lens sticking out of it. Come on ad guys, let's keep it honest.
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    Image of The Lab The Lab
    09/02/09

    @The Lab: I'm not denying the camera is teh sex tho.
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    Image of Bokusatsu_Tenshi Bokusatsu_Tenshi
    09/01/09

    In reply to Panasonic So Excited About Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds Camera They Show It a Little Early
    I'm drooling all over this... but I'll wait for some reviews, see how it fares out against a standard DSLR...
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    Image of Noobs-R-Us Noobs-R-Us
    09/01/09

    In reply to Panasonic So Excited About Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds Camera They Show It a Little Early
    Sweet! Where can I order 2 of these puppies?!
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    Image of bobdobbs bobdobbs
    09/01/09

    In reply to Panasonic So Excited About Lumix GF1 Micro Four Thirds Camera They Show It a Little Early
    YES!

    Time to put the LX3 on ebay.
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    Image of strider_mt2k strider_mt2k
    07/10/09

    In reply to Olympus Stop Motion E-P1 Ad Concept Is Clever (Also, Stolen)
    It's an awesome concept.
    Not only is the passage of time shown, but it further connects us by imposing the landscape of the home where all this is "unfolding" once in a while, kepping us connected on a couple of levels.

    Both are well done.
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    Image of weatherman weatherman
    07/10/09

    In reply to Olympus Stop Motion E-P1 Ad Concept Is Clever (Also, Stolen)
    Brilliant bits of filmmaking, both. Clearly the Olympus ad is highly derivative right from the opening shot, though to be fair after that they really just mimicked the technique without copying the film. It's an ethical lapse on par with, say, some of the stuff that Sony has done in the past, and Olympus should still have credited the technique more directly (assuming that the "japanese fellow" was the originator of that technique).
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    Image of Sticks Calhoun Sticks Calhoun
    07/10/09

    In reply to Olympus Stop Motion E-P1 Ad Concept Is Clever (Also, Stolen)
    Sooooo...what, the guy left his wife and kid and never saw them again after about age 30? Jerk! He probably blew his kid's college fund on that fancy balloon and champagne ride.
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    Image of Zayed Ayubo Zayed Ayubo
    06/17/09

    In reply to Olympus E-P1 HD Video Samples Look Almost As Good As The Camera Itself
    Maybe Im missing something, but only 2 of those videos are for the Olympus, ALL the others are from a Lumix.
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    Image of John Herrman John Herrman
    06/17/09

    @Zayed Ayubo: Those are lens labels, I think. The gallery says it's all E-P1 footage.
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    Image of mangochutney mangochutney
    06/15/09

    In reply to Olympus E-P1 Gets a Face-Forward Reveal; Official Announcement Tomorrow
    I really like this cam, it looks very good.

    Still, I'll stick with my LX3.
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    Image of Scaramanga Scaramanga
    06/15/09

    @mangochutney:


    The LX3 is great, but this is a dSLR sized sensor and has interchangeable lenses. This will blow the LX3 out of the water.


    This also uses Panasonic sensor BTW, its well worth the upgrade.

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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    06/15/09

    @Scaramanga: Four-Thirds sensors are (relatively) small. The sensor on my G10 is about the same size as this. The results that this camera delivers can just as easily be delivered by sticking the $250 25mm pancake lens on one of the E-500 series in a package not much bigger.
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    06/15/09

    In reply to Olympus E-P1 Gets a Face-Forward Reveal; Official Announcement Tomorrow
    Still passing on it. Don't really need it in my arsenal. Besides, I liked the original styling on it.
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    Image of craig_16 craig_16
    06/15/09

    In reply to Olympus E-P1 Gets a Face-Forward Reveal; Official Announcement Tomorrow
    Looks good. I hope it comes in black though.
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    Image of John Herrman John Herrman
    06/15/09

    @craig_16: I with you. There's a shitty black mockup at the source, if you're interested. No idea if they'll ever actually make one though.
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