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Full US deals summary

Olympus E-PL1

Mother’s day deal: You can get the camera + les for $399. Click those direct links to get the E-PL1: Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), B&H (Click here), J&R (Click here).

Olympus lenses

The Olympus 14-150mm lens sells for $50o instead of $599 on Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), B&H (Click here), J&R.
Olympus 9-18mm lens for $599 at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), B&H (Click here), J&R (Click here).

Panasonic GF1

The display units I told you about are still for sale but that time with a $10 discount compared to the last time_
first display unit on [shoplink 21852 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
second display unit on [shoplink 21851 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
-third display unit on [shoplink 21850 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].

Panasonic GH1 and G2 camera+lens rebate

Adorama launched a $50 to $200 instant rebate offer on the GH1 (Click here) and the G2 (Click here).

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  1. When I am looking for the next camera for a photo enthusiast…and the offerings are advertised to Mom’s (not that there is anything wrong with that!)….I get depressed. 🙂

  2. agreed. it’s cool having different populations as part of the market, but with all the “photo girl” impression of PEN that the Japanese are trying to make, it’ll make hardcore DSLR folks wonder whether it’s an enthusiast camera or just a toy.

    that being said, I always enjoy when people underestimate the IQ of PEN only to be surprised later how the pictures beat theirs from a D7000 or 550D!

    1. yeah, Kevin…we always want more…but @ ISO 100-200….Micro 4/3’s is impressive given the small size!

      1. Kevin, as opposed to say Aston Kutcher hawking Nikons? Man, I find those commercials annoying. I know if I were looking for other brands, those might influence me against Nikon.

        However, in terms of Nikon, Canon and Nikon seem to trade the top spot in terms SLR/DSLR every ten years or so, and Nikon is currently in the ascendancy stage, with Canon starting to lose domination.

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