Scott Burne from Photofocus made a GH1 minireview. And it seems the GH1 has become his favorite video camera!

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A new GF1 vs E-P1 comparison has been made by http://www.dslrphoto.com/

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Dcresource came out with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 review

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Tomorrow Olympus could release the new E-P1 firmware (I hope Olympus Australia was serious when they wrote this email)

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(UPDATE) Brandon wrote a detailed Zuiko Digital ED 14-35mm f2.0 SWD lens review.
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David Tong shares his thoughts on the new Panasonic GF1 and compares it with the Olympus E-P1. read more here:

http://reviews.davidleetong.com/?p=1275

One 43rumors reader sent us a Panasonic GF-1 hands on:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/yeoshumin/sets/72157622220351545/

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scary Leica article from a german newspaper (google translated in english): http://www.colorfoto.de

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This graphs shows the Market Share variations between 2006 and 2008. The first thing you note is that Canon lost a lot of terrain. Sony and Nikon are doing very well. Olympus loosed 1% Marketshare and Panasonic gained 1%.

I believe Olympus and Panasonic will both gain a little Market Share in 2009 and 2010. Things are may getting worse for Pentax and Canon. And 2010 could be a successfully year for Sony.

More infos are available at photoscala

A 43rumors reader made a nice vs GF1 comparison. Click here to read it:
http://www.radiantlite.com/2009/09/olympus-e-p1-vs-panasonic-gf1.html

Guys, don’t ask me if you have to buy the GF1 or E-P1 or if you have to wait for future new stuff. Believe me it really doesn’t matter what you buy! You are never going to make better photos only because you bought the newest model! I mostly shoot film and I only bought two digital cameras since 2001. The camera doesn’t matter. A good photographer can take wonderful pictures with a 30 years old camera or a cellular built-in camera.

If you need to buy a camera ask yourself following question: What kind of photos do I want to take? Try to focus on your needs. Do you need to make big prints? Do you need a camera you can always carry with you? Do you want to make landscapes or street photography?

Don’t waste your time and money with camera stuff and lenses. Try to find out what you are and what you want to tell. And don’t throw your money away!

P.S.: You want to take very good photos with a very cheap camera? Go for this: