>>Panasonic GF1. I've gone back and forth between the Olympus and Panasonic m4/3 offerings for some time. My original conclusion over a year ago was that I slightly preferred the Olympus to the Panasonic. I'm now going to adjust that a bit: I still slightly prefer the Olympus raw files to the Panasonic--I spend more time getting my Panasonic raws the way I want them than for the Olympus. But I now slightly prefer the Panasonic handling to the Olympus. This makes it an even closer call than when I first wrote about the m4/3 bodies. Better handling gets you the shot faster when you need it, so I've opted for the Panasonic over the Olympus in my shooting recently. I'd rather get the shot and spend more time refining it than not get the shot. Like the Sony, the GF1 sensor is difficult to clean manually. Unlike the Sony and it's APS sensor, you're not as tempted to get to f/11 and f/16 to preserve depth of field, and thus show the dust spots that have accumulated. <<

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