25 Nov 2011 at 13:31 #1 TK421 TK421 Associate Joined 11 Oct 2008 Posts 512 Location Death Star Thinking about upgrading to DSLR without breaking the bank!! is the above worth the change?
25 Nov 2011 at 14:44 #2 sarge78 sarge78 Soldato Joined 1 Jun 2007 Posts 4,167 Yes (unless your just using the kit lens in normal lighting) Don't get the G10 though, the GF2 is much better and just as cheap (it can do 1080p AVCHD etc) Edit: or Olympus EPL1 if your not interested in video and don't want to process RAW files.
Yes (unless your just using the kit lens in normal lighting) Don't get the G10 though, the GF2 is much better and just as cheap (it can do 1080p AVCHD etc) Edit: or Olympus EPL1 if your not interested in video and don't want to process RAW files.
25 Nov 2011 at 14:48 #3 D.P. D.P. Caporegime Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 32,741 If you want a DSLR look at the entry level Nikon and Canon offering and go from there, unless you have very specific size requirements.
If you want a DSLR look at the entry level Nikon and Canon offering and go from there, unless you have very specific size requirements.
25 Nov 2011 at 14:56 #4 TK421 TK421 Associate OP Joined 11 Oct 2008 Posts 512 Location Death Star My local camera shop is selling a G10 for £230 and offering a years warranty! I thought it was a great deal!
My local camera shop is selling a G10 for £230 and offering a years warranty! I thought it was a great deal!
25 Nov 2011 at 15:07 #5 sarge78 sarge78 Soldato Joined 1 Jun 2007 Posts 4,167 You can get the GF2 for £250 (kit lens) to £300 (14mm pancake) 1080p AVCHD, the touchscreen and it's small size is well worth the extra £20 (+ the G10 has a terrible low res viewfinder) http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/PanasonicDMCGF2/
You can get the GF2 for £250 (kit lens) to £300 (14mm pancake) 1080p AVCHD, the touchscreen and it's small size is well worth the extra £20 (+ the G10 has a terrible low res viewfinder) http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/PanasonicDMCGF2/