The japanese website Itmedia (Click here) tested the new Olympus converters.
You can already preorder the converters in many stores:
Olympus Fisheye Converter at [shopcountry 21289].
Olympus Wide Lens Converter at [shopcountry 21292].
Olympus Macro Converter at [shopcountry 21293].
Reghardware (Click here) reviewed the GF2: “Recent additions, including the new DMC-G3 suggest Panasonic’s emphasis may have shifted to entice more cost conscious photographer to the MFT format. Whether the touchscreen is enough to compete with the likes of the [shoplink 18844]Olympus PEN E-PL2[/shoplink], remains to be seen. Still, with the Lumix DMC-GF2 Panasonic has succeeded in creating a clever and exciting camera.”
Click those links to check GF2 price and availability: [shopcountry 17361].
National Geographic Photographer Stephen Alvarez (Click here) also tested the GF2.
Fourthirds-user (Click here) compared the High ISO performance from cameras old and new cameras (Like for example the old Olympus E-1 and the newer Olympus E-5).
Panasonic G3 sample images at Focue Numerique (Click here). And the official Panasonic G3 gallery is also online at Panasonic.net (Click here). There is a hands-on report at Serious Compacts (Click here).
New Nauticam NA-XZ1 underwater housing for the Olympus XZ-1. Photorumors.
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ok next month we will see a new evil mount with crop 1,3 sensor from pana. two weeks later leica will show the same model under their name.
u can use leica m-lenses without adapter.(no interaction or af, of course)
their will be af-panalenses and “real”-leica af lenses.
the system starts as expensive pro sytem.
in 2012/01 there will be cheaper body from panasonic only.
in solms they call the camera “canon killer” and “oskars rache”.