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Thanks for the link i ll check it though in around one week sellers like B&H or Vanns and J&R will have it as new for the same price 299$, do you think i should wait?
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Sure. Many people end up spending much more just because they want it NOW. If you are not desperate and can wait, then do. For many months I wanted to buy the Lumix 20mm lens. Its price was fluctuating between $389-$399. Then it dropped to $350 (and I bought one). Today, its $333. I returned mine because I was not as impressed with it as the rest of the photography world is.
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well i want to have it like now
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On the G1 and EPL1. On the G1 it worked OK but it made the EPL1 over expose big time in high contrast or bright conditions (I believe there's a bit of incompatibility betwen the body and the lens, enough to cause the problem). The EPL1 has a good dynamic range but with the 20mm I had to knock the exposure down by at least -0.7 (in most cases by -1.0 or even -1.3) in order to preserve the highlights. As a result, images were very very dark. The 20mm on the EPL1 was good in low light situations or cloudy days.
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Wow nice both cameras must be great, and i can see how these cameras need a lot of searching and testing to find the results u seek.
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