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Not for me, but nice to see companies doing their own thing.

Why?

Great, now I'm interested in the X10 again. But how will I know that I get the revised version? New name?

Hey, take it easy.

Nope, I still think the 6MP on my D40 is plenty enough.

Very nice and I do regret that I didn't buy an NX100 when they were "dirt cheap" a few months ago.

Fan this, fan that. I think we all need to relax.

I don't have the V1 but I'm actually impressed by that 100% crop. It looks really good compared to other small-sensor cameras that I've used. You might have convinced me to get one. :)

I guess DPP has the same auto-correction. I'm certainly not a "raw only fanatic", but I shoot JPEG+Raw and have been saved by the Raw a few times. Try it, you might like it. :)

Still faster than the kit lens that I use all the time on my Nikon DSLR.

Thanks for sharing! But I was not able to view them at original size, as they were marked as private. Just wondering if that's intentional, or just the gallery's default setting. Cheers!

Great! I've been waiting for this. Looking forward to the "mobilized" forum section as well.

Thanks for posting. I was wondering about the G1 X viewfinder. I must say: I used to be skeptical towards EVFs (Electrical Viewfinders), until I played with a Nikon V1 the other day. Now I'm in...

Interesting. I was planning to buy this camera, primarily due to the optical viewfinder and the fast lens, but the "white orbs" turned me off. So if they indeed have a working solution for this, I...

Thank you for taking the time to post your impressions. Much appreciated. One quick question: The optical viewfinder - identical to the one on the G11?

You do realize how small the S100 sensor is, right? I'm still amazed that I can use ISO 400 with my S95 and get a really usable result (especially if using Raw). So my conclusion, your result is...

BTW, Canon changed how they measure the ISO a few years ago. So what was ISO 50 back then is ISO 80 today. And what was ISO 100 is ISO 160 today, and so on.

Yes, slightly disappointing, but rather expected. The zoom lens of the G1 X can never compete with the Olympus 50mm Macro, that's used on all the m43rds. When it comes to sharpness.

Ehh? You're clearly missing the point. I'm very interested in the G1 X. And I have a DSLR, which I plan to keep. That should give you some hints.

Yes, you can use Adobe Bridge (included in CS5) to batch convert Raw to JPEG. Tools -> Photoshop -> Image Processor, if I remember correctly.