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The Panasonic GH1 deal is back (again for $999)

The big GH1 deal is back. Click gere ot get the GH1 with 14-140mm lens for $999 at Amazon (via J&R).

This makes the current Panasonic deals offer even bigger:

1) Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 with 14-42mm Lumix G Vario f/3.5-5.6 MEGA OIS Lens for $409.95 at Amazon (Click here).

2) The Panasonic GF1 + 20mm lens deal is still ongoing. You can have it for $674.95 at Amazon (Click here). That’s a nice $50 price drop!

3) The Panasonic 20mm f/1.7 lens is in Stock for $336.95 at Amazon (Click here).

4) The Panasonic 45-200mm is in Stock for $265.00 at Amazon (Click here)

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  1. Admin: you gave us rumours on modular 4/3rds, super 4/3 sensor etc.
    Can you tell us more? Can we expect this technology in an Olympus cam in 2011? Or is development stopped since E5 has been released?

  2. As far as this deal goes, the lens is valued at 600 – 800 USD, which prices the GH1 camera body at 200 – 400 USD. That’s much better value than the GH2 body alone at 900 USD!

    If you don’t need video, the G1 is an even better bargain (the lens is worth 400 USD, making the body only 70 – 100 USD).

    Still looking forward to seeing the next generation GF2 and for the GH2 body only price to drop.

  3. Admin, you might want to include the G2 with 14-42 is now going for $662.99 on Amazon, less than the older GF1 with 20mm ($675). Both very dood prices.

    Where’s Olympus? They appear to have donned the “cone of silence”!

  4. The current cheapest price in Japan for the GH1 with 14-140mm lens is 59,800 yen (about $720 USD)

    GH1 with 14-45mm lens 44,340 yen ($530 USD)

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