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lumix g2 Vs 550

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Old 17-07-10, 01:07
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I'm looking for a camera what will be good for mostly every thing. Pictures of people, flowers, landscape etc.

I can't make my mind up from the Canon 550D or the Lumix g2.

I need fast replys on this as going on holiday soon so need to know.

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Old 17-07-10, 10:31
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I use a Lumix G1 and am happy with it. However if you want to add more lenses Canon every time.
If you can handle both cameras, try them out. See if one feels better in your hands.
As far as I know both are good cameras & will take fine photos of people, flowers, landscape.
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Old 17-07-10, 10:32
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Paul,

Read this:
http://www.worldphotographyforum.com...ead.php?t=4587
It's "stickied" at the top of the sub forum you've posted this question in.
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I'd go with the 550D as it's a proper SLR with a pentamirror and optical viewfinder, and a massive range of lenses can be added later.
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