February 20, 201016 yr I thought it had a "Live View" EVF finder, not an optical, although some people I guess use third party optical finders. Though, that's not really the same sort of thing as what you get with an SLR.
February 21, 201016 yr The GF1 and E-P2 have electronic viewfinders, the E-P1 has an optional optical viewfinder which works only with the 17mm lens. I had the E-P1 for a few weeks before I returned it, the clip-on viewfinder was too much of a pain for me to carry around & use, if they could make a built-in viewfinder in a micro 4/3 camera it would be perfect for my needs.
February 24, 201016 yr They do - it's called a Panasonic G1 / GH1. Supposedly one of the best EVF in its class (1.4x magnication and 1,440,000 dots) and much better than the one that clips on to the GF1. However if you want a view finder in a rangefinder type body, like the Leica M9, it'd make it bigger. I'm not sure Panasonic will do that, for a number of reasons. Olympus might - but it seems they've gone the way of the clip on viewfinder as well.
February 26, 201016 yr Just saw this - Nikon lens rebate deals expected in just a couple of days. [url=http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/02/25/nikons-lens-rebate-program-starting-on-the-28th/]Nikon
February 26, 201016 yr Got my Rebel T2I today and initial impressions are positive. I previously got a T1I but returned it as I felt it was a little noisy at higher ISOs and white balance seemed to be off at times. I'm glad to report that so far, the T2I seems to exhibit a lot less noise than the T1I (I still have a few pics left from when I had it) and color/white balance seems to be spot on. It still has a tendency to overexpose pictures in auto/Av mode but very slight compared to the T1I.
February 27, 201016 yr Hitler not happy about the 550d... on Vimeo amuses me to no end... Hitler losing his shit is possibly my favorite meme ever.
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