digitalgrrl79
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If so, what are your thoughts on the difference? I have a GF1 and am considering making the switch.
I still have my GF1, but now it's mainly used by my daughter. A great camera.
I disagree with WT21; there are similarities to compare. My X-Pro 1 is also a small system camera, though larger than the Lumix. Both systems have good lenses.
If you like the manual controls of the Lumix you should have no issues moving to a Fuji. The controls are more analog in use, but are easy to learn and very intuitive in use. The GF1 has great image quality, but the Fuji cameras offer more in all respects.
If you have any specific questions I'd be happy to try and help.
If so, what are your thoughts on the difference? I have a GF1 and am considering making the switch.
Hello digitalgrrl79, I would keep both systems, I have the G3 and am keeping it with the 14mm glued on, and got the XE1 with 60mm for image quality and printing larger, and the G3 for light weight and small size. The Gf1 will not bring much used, so why sell it if you like it.? Would be a good compliment to either the X100 or XE1.
Keep the GF1 and get the XE1 for interchangeable lens ability. Buying the XE1 used is a great way to get into the system cheaper, as a lot of people are selling them in anticipation of the new models coming late 2013.
Dennis.
If so, what are your thoughts on the difference? I have a GF1 and am considering making the switch.
I think you may want to check out ByThom.com's OMD-5 review. It is Thom Hogan's sansmirror site. Here: http://www.sansmirror.com/cameras/a...-camera-reviews/olympus-om-d-e-m5-review.html
He favors this over the Fuji X series due to faster AF and no smearing of files. He said it is a joy to use. I trust his opinion as he is quite knowledgeable. But, I do prefer a larger sensor. Still, how much sensor do we need? Anyway,
If so, what are your thoughts on the difference? I have a GF1 and am considering making the switch.
Hi Amin, I was mostly using a legacy 50mm 1.4 Nikon lens but just recently got the pana/leica 25mm 1.4.