First up to $60 off on the Panasonic LX100 at Amazon US (Click here). Really tempting price now đ
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WOW! ….the Silver Model is $69 Cheaper AND is has 4MP higher capture…That’s a win win!!!
LOL!
You have to pay a premium to look more fashionable /sarc
It’s bad enough that a site supposedly dedicated to the Four Thirds system (I believe it’s called ‘4/3 rumors’) covers Micro Four Thirds each and every day, but these posts about compact cameras is really pushing it too far! Why no rumours about the E-5 and E-30 successors that are definitely coming this year? This anti-DSLR bias is shocking, preposterous and scandalous!
43 died years ago.
Th is sure should be renamed to M43Rumors.
Look Mr. Negative Siegfried… I agree this site should not cover compacts…I always find that to be lame…but this particular camera has a MFT-size sensor and a fast lens…earning it coverage.. ..so your complaint just doesn’t match up here…Hell..I am not even Panasonic fan…but this camera qualifies for the format..and we all know Four Thirds Rumors cannot just magically acquire the Micro Four Thirds Rumors domain name…but we all come HERE because MFT has replaced FT and the info is up to dat and comprehensive about one of the most comprehensive digital camera systems out there.
Good luck with your one-man quest to live in the past! đ
MFT has not replaced FT, because no MFT camera is a DSLR.
It has replaced it, because it is the only current camera system using that sensor size and making current bodies that natively accommodate it’s lenses and those lens’ image circles. đ
The FT system is very much alive and well. There just aren’t any current bodies in the system right now. Just because there is a hiatus of a couple of years between the discontinuation of the last generation models and the release of the new generation (expected in 2015), it doesn’t mean that the system has been discontinued. It would be foolish to abandon one of the best camera systems ever.
4/3″ is the size of the sensor, no matter if it’s E-series or MFT. So if Olympus expand the E of course it will be covered here. But honestly do you really believe this is gonna happen?
doesn’t really make sense the way it is advertised here. As far as It know (correct me if I am wrong) there are not two different models with 2 different sensor sizes. The LX100 has a 16MP sensor but because it is multi aspect it uses 12.7MP at a time.
It’s a misprint.
This is certainly not the first $60 off, since I bought it for $777, about $115 off during the brief black friday sale from amazon.com…. sold by amazon.com with US warranty.