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Originally Posted by RB
Be interesting to see how the Canon equivalent stacks up.
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Not a patch on the OM-D as far as functionality goes I don't think - the Canon is firmly a consumer-level device (as capable as it is). From what I've gathered so far, the OM-D is really aimed at near the top end - to the sort of people who might buy a D7000/D800 or 5D but want a smaller package. Certainly the new 45mm and 75mm f/1.8 glass is exceptional, complementing the camera very well in this format.
When you try one out - get someone who really knows the camera to show you, because a casual shop assistant won't know a quarter of its capabilities or how to use them.
A couple of good impressions:
Lens:
http://blog.mingthein.com/2012/07/22...o-four-thirds/
Body:
http://blog.mingthein.com/2012/06/02/omd/