For the first time the G7 is in Stock and shipping via Panasonic US store (Click here). And the Nokton 10,5mm f/0.95 MFT lens is now in Stock at [shoplink 53940 ebay]CameraQuest eBay (Click here)[/shoplink] and at [shoplink 53997 ebay]PhotoVillage eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
More deals info:
Olympus US deals list on on Amazon US and GetOlympus.
E-M1 sells for incredibly low $779 only at the [shoplink 53933 ebay]Canadian Store Prodigital on eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
There is a new list of refurbished Panasonic cameras for sale on eBay US:
[shoplink 53874 ebay]GF6 with kit lens for $297[/shoplink]
[shoplink 53870 ebay]G5 with kit lens for $329[/shoplink]
[shoplink 53871 ebay]GF5 with kit lens for $359[/shoplink]
[shoplink 53872 ebay]GF3 with kit lens for $229[/shoplink]
[shoplink 53873 ebay]GX7 body $599[/shoplink]
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Panasonic needs to do one thing and one thing only. Upgrade this camera to have higher bitrates for 1080p.
I agree. At least 45/50 Mbps at 25/30p and 70/80 Mbps at 50/60p.
The E-M1 sale ended last weekend and clearly states “Ended” on the ad you again posted, Admin. Unless you know something the Prodigital website isn’t telling us, you should take this down and double-check ads before posting them.
I’ll be buying this camera…in a year or so when it’ll cost $400.
Somewhat off-topic: Visiting 43rumors with an iPhone showed an ‘ad’ that masquerades as a red ‘New Message’ icon. Clicking on it brings up a dialogue box saying there is an update and clicking this results in a warning that something is wrong with my iPhone.
This is at best a scam and at worst just plain malware. 43rumors should sort this out ASAP.
That screen shot is from sonyalpharumors.
Not saying anything about your intelligence, but perhaps if you don’t even know what site you’re on then you shouldn’t be clicking on stuff that look like facebook.
Ok, sorry, it is the SonyAlphaRumors view of the 43rurmors website. It’s a subview of the 43rumors site. Doesn’t really change the problem at hand.
eh, user of the internet beware.
No, the slogan should be: Website owners, don’t go to bed to criminals. Being ‘beware’ means deciding whom you trust and whom you don’t trust. I have to cross 43/SonyAlpha/Mirrorless/Fuji Rumors of the ‘trust’ list now. (Not that it ever was on that list in regard to accurate rumours.)