Just shows how we all have different preferences. I've shot Canon AF gear since the very first Canon AF camera, the EOS 650. I certainly know and understand the Canon interface. But when I picked up a Panasonic GH2 for the first time, I found it largely superior. It suffers as a consequence of the small size and resulting lack of real estate for back panel controls and a top LCD, but over all I find the mechanical settings for things like focus modes, drive mode and bracketing to be superior to Canon's button and dial approach.

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Good to see real world results show a minor margin between the two, just means more great choices for m4/3 users.

It'll be interesting to see how the GH3's new "wide dynamic range" sensor performs in a similar comparison. I'm curious to see how much of that is marketing terms versus actual increase in D.R. on the new sensor purported to be coming in the GH3.

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