For the first time a couple of E-M1 cameras are in Stock at Samys (Click here). And in the next 5-6 weeks we will hopefully get plenty of new Olympus and Panasonic deals. You can already see the advetrising on Amazon (Click here).
For the first time a couple of E-M1 cameras are in Stock at Samys (Click here). And in the next 5-6 weeks we will hopefully get plenty of new Olympus and Panasonic deals. You can already see the advetrising on Amazon (Click here).
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Wow. You can still by a brand new Panasonic G1, in black, red or blue!
The blue one, with 14-45 kit lens, is only $630.
And these aren’t really “Black Friday” deals. They’re listed as “Countdown to Black Friday.” Amazon always has some special going, and this is just what they’re calling the current one.
I was among the first to buy the G1 with14-45mm lens (end of 2008) and it cost me only $599.
Black Friday Deals for White Elephants
I bought one from Dodd Camera in Cincinnati last week, maybe if someone’s desperate enough they can give them a go.
Adorama has just shipped my E-M1 and Battery Grip to me. Will have it next week. I preordered about two weeks after the E-M1 was officially announced, so a lot of folks should now be receiving theirs. I don’t need no stinkin’ FF. Would rather have this feature-rich m43 beauty with great IQ. And I can now make full use of my large stable of 43 lenses (including the 12-60 and 50-200mm SWD), and give my great E-5 a chance to rest.
I really hope so. I’ve got my order with Adorama and it’s been about a month.
If these are “Black Friday” deals, I think I wait until “White Friday” comes along. Black Friday is traditionally the day in which prices are so low that … well, you can’t resist in spite of what your wife says it will do to your budget. And do I have a list that help will make Panasonic and Olympus solvent 🙂
17TH street photo and H and B digital have both EM-1 and 12-40mm lens.
I found a lightly used E-M1 that was posted on Kijiji with a typo in the post (“EM-1”) and was selling for above retail. But two weeks past and the person who posted it barely got any hits on it, so I offered to take it off him for about $300 below MSRP and he accepted! The photographer used to shoot medium format and couldn’t get used to the M43, so was letting it go!