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Panasonic Leica 25mm lens for $539. GF2 with kit lens for $389

There is a $60 price drop on the Leica 25mm lens at Adorama (Click here) and BHphoto (Click here).

Other US deals reminder:
There is a $100 instant rebate on the GF3 + 14-42mm lens kit at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here) and BHphoto (Click here). And the GF2 with 14-42mm lens is available for $389 at Amazon (Click here).
The other US deal of the day is the Instant rebate on the E-Pm1. You can see the instant rebate list at BHphoto (Click here). Same deals are available at Amazon (Click here) and Adorama (Click here).
There is a price drop on the Panasonic 14mm f/2.5 pancake at Amazon (Click here).
Olympus 45mm f/1.8 got a $10 discount at Amazon (Click here). From $429 now $419.
E-P2 body only cameras for $299 at Amazon (Click here).

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17 Responses

    1. you are covering only 28mm equivalent. in event that you want to use any other focal length, you will spend considerably more money; especially if you want to use low f stops. the cameras are basically the same size but you will have to carry around lenses which relatively speaking decreases portability. i considered it and i am presently enjoying it more than the gf1 or the gh1 i’ve owned even though the sensor does present certain limitations.

      1. Marginally ess portability, but far better image quality. If you carefully choose smaller lenses… 9-18mm, 14mm, 17mm, 20mm, 14-42mm X… it becomes even less of an issue.

        Don’t forget that for about $25 you can adapt virtually ANY lens, from ANY system made in the past 50 years. If you have friends or family who have an old 35mm SLR kicking around the house you could have a lens bonanza for next to nothing.

      2. I recently picked up a used GF2 for $250. Throw in the 20mm and you still get the whole package under $600. I recently did exactly this.

        My turn — what do you do with the fuji if you want different focal lengths ?

  1. hmnn…is the Leica 25mm f/1.4 lens not selling well? I hope we will see price drop the the Nokton 25mm f/0.95. Anyone know where I can order the SLR Magic/Noktor Hyperprime 12mm f/1.6?

    1. Voigtländer lenses are NOT commodity lenses, so it’s unlikely there will be any sort of sale… ever. Look for a used one. There are a few people who have not been satisfied with them. I can’t image that. It’s my favorite lens!

    2. I would certainly get significantly better separation and bokeh with a more expensive lens as you said. But at least I paid $600 and I have the option open. If I buy the X10 I pay $600 in order not the have the option.

  2. Panasonic must be serious about rolling their new stuff out on time if they are making deals on this fine fine piece of glass.

  3. It is a good lens. I bought it at $599, and it’s certainly worth it at $539. If the lens settles in at a street price of $400 used (~$500 new), then it’ll really help the system hit it’s stride. It’s a great addition, and I’m very happy with my 14/PL25/PL45 trio.

  4. Turns out I was wrong. Adorama now has a GF3 deal where you get both the 14-42 and the 14mm for $600. But I guess the Fuji X10 is still a bargain for some.

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