I agree that IS in the lens is a really big downer for a camera that can
probably adapt 90% of the lenses in the world. That's a win for the
E-P1/2. On the other hand, autofocus performance on the G1 is claimed
to be far superior to the E-P1/2 and on a par with entry level DSLRs
instead of P&Ss. That means that neither camera is suitable to me. I'm
going to wait for one that has built-in IS, good AF performance and has
a built-in high quality EVF. Maybe I have to wait for the Pentax or
Sony version.
Chuck Norcutt
Willie Wonka wrote:
> There was a discussion about the camera recently, which got diluted,
> so now I am asking for a big favor
>
> Please, provide the run down on it. I would like to hear from
> biggest skeptics.
>
> My wife gave me an unnoficial go ahead to purchase a new camera. So
> far the Olympus EP-1 and Panasonic G1 are the prime candidates.
>
> The EP-1 covers all requirements but one-no articulating screen. I
> do not like how the sensor is exposed in the G1 and the fact that IS
> is in the lens.
>
> I also think that Ricoh GXR is a fantastic concept, little concerned
> about the price tho...
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Boris
>
>
>
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