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$300 off? The price for these cameras shouldn’t even be $300! Considering what you get for your money they should cost no more than $250. These are basically small-sensor, low-performance, cheaply built entry-level models. Consumer electronics gadgets from a manufacturer that isn’t even a real camera company. I guess their purpose is to separate the real photographers from the fakes and the wannabes. A real photographer would never shoot with a toy camera. The purity of the high art of photography shouldn’t be tainted by mass market products.
The fact that you made that post just shows how stupid you are. GH4 entry-level? You must think pigs fly.
Did you take too many drugs last night? :/ By your logic, Sony isn’t even a real camera company. Neither is Fujifilm, etc.
Fujifilm made film cameras back in the day, so it’s certainly a real camera company. I’m talking about electronics companies that began making cameras in the digital age. Panasonic, Samsung, Casio and Sony treat cameras as consumer electronics gadgets, nothing more. They don’t care about photography.
It is my understanding that Panasonic had been making OEM parts and indeed whole cameras for other camera manufacturers since electronics first appeared in cameras. These were real cameras, as are m43 cameras. You also assume that people who have m43 systems do not also have other systems for different purposes. Many real, pro photographers use m43 alongside medium format or DSLR systems. Why assert that mass market products cannot be used for high (fine?) art photography? If we are at the pinnacle of technology now, every famous photo ever taken has been taken with obsolete technology. Are they not pure? In summary, you are an abrasive fool Larry.
Konica Minolta sold the camera business to Sony years ago. It was a name change for the cameras since everything else stayed in place. Sony DSLRs use the A-Mount from Minolta and most of the advancements made in the Sony camera line, for interchangeable lens cameras, are the continuation of what Konica Minolta had been working on when the business was sold.
I could go on about the others, but it is obvious you don’t really know very much.
You forget to scream out Canikon during your moment of self pleasure Lawrence.
Now break out your Brownie and go take some picture.
Still lugging around a full frame Canikon ‘Larry’? Seek professional help.
Obvious troll is obvious. Larry Larry oh contrary.
The body only GX7 at adorama.com is $697.99 and comes with a $100 gift card. That’s an insanely good deal. The best camera price/performance deal I’ve seen all year.
Same with GH3, $797.99 and comes with a $100 gift card.
This price is right about where the GX7 was selling for last November. I bought one from Amazon sourced directly from Panasonic USA for that price just before Christmas.
This price is nothing special. This is one of a series of nothing special prices for models that we seem to be constantly told are great deals that are going fast fast fast.
A current model, GX7, discocunted so heavily. It means a GX8 will be announced soon, most likely in the next few weeks. So it could be even cheaper after that announcement say in November, when the new camera is on sale.