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Olympus and Panasonic have both been developing Micro Four Thirds Systems, but they could be leaving the Four Thirds System behind.

Two manufacturers Panasonic and Olympus heading in different directions, I think because the path is tight for giants to walk together. So someone is keep going but the other one stay still or not yet leave.

In a statement to ePHOTOzine, Fiona Gaitens from Panasonic UK said:

“If the market requirement exists there is nothing to stop us developing four thirds cameras in the future. But currently all of our resources have been concentrated on developing the Micro Four Thirds system.”

Panasonic hope to use the Micro Four Thirds system in a range of cameras and they have already announced that a follow up to the G1 will be released with a video feature.
[Source ephotozine]

The main reason why so many peoples doesn’t want to use DSLR is the size, now is just excuse.
Lumix G1 is like the other DSLR with micro four thirds mount lenses which made plastic body material. The best one it is small DSLR.

Lumix G1 has sensor with 4/3 type MOS, 3.0″ TFT LCD monitor, optical image Stabilization , manual flash pop-up,  4X digital zoom, and If use extension you can use Olympus, Leica and Panasonics lens.

Dpreview.com reviewing the Lumix DMC G1