Just posted! Panasonic GF1 review
Just Posted: Our in-depth review of the GF1 - the third model in Panasonic's Micro Four Thirds 'G' system. The GF1 squeezes much the same functionality as the G1/GH1 into a body that's roughly the same size as the Olympus E-P1. So how does it compare to the Digital Pen, and can it compete with similarly-priced digital SLRs? Check out the review after the link to find out...
To read our in-depth review of the Panasonic DMC-GF1, click here.
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Highly Recommended
DPReview score:
69%
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