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Hot US deals: E-P2 with lens and EVF for $800. GH1 still for $999.

Hurry! The Olympus E-P2 with14-42mm lens and Electronic View Finder is in Stock at Amazon for $799 only (Click here)

For potential hackers: The Panasonic GH1 (with 14-140mm lens) is in Stock at Amazon for $999 ony (Click here). Reminder: The new GH2 + 14-140mm kit costs you $1.499 at Amazon (Click here).. You can buy the GH1 kit for cheap and one day upgrade to the GH2 body only if you really need it.

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    1. What does this have to do with the E5? Olympus made a business decision with 4/3’s. They obviously feel their future lies with m4/3’s. Olympus isn’t a charity, if they thought regular 4/3’s was more viable they’d put R&D money into that system instead of m4/3’s, but they obviously don’t. To quite the Godfather, it’s just business, its not personal.

      For the record, I think they made the right decision.

      1. It has to do that Olympus has taught us, 4/3 users, a lesson: they do not hesitate to kill a system only a very few years after the introduction of that system.

        Seems to me that the only brands that care for their customers are Canon and Nikon (specially the latter) along with Leica (which for price is in another league).

        So, for me, Olympus is not a brand I will consider to buy.

  1. For the RECORD what can a regular 4/3 user like me shoot wedding and models using SHG lens theres without a updated Unit… the E5 is like a EP2 and EPL1… its means m4/3 will kill 4/3 format… i guess olympus dosent care at all… and finally m43 will die like 4/3 when nikon and sony avails there EVIL camera

  2. i have been waiting for a good deal on this one since mine has been stolen. thanks alot.

    been watching all these new mirrorless announcements and there are some definetely great cameras out there, but i think ep2 is still the king of the hill. for legacy lens users, in body IS and amazing evf makes this one hard to give up.

  3. EP2 “deal” is already gone. They’ve tacked on almost $100 from the deal two days ago.

    I sort of get the idea of Micro 4/3 cameras, but these big 4/3 cameras with the smaller than APS-C sensors just seem a waste of money.

    Oh, now that companies are or will be producing small cameras with APS sized sensors what’s the use of buying high priced Olympus MFT cameras? Panasonic may have the right idea to keep lowering the price on their GF series. The GF-2 needs to come out at an aggressive low price and do away with that low resolution add on evf.

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