In what's sure to be a controversial result, DxO has published test results for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1's sensor that show it outperforming that of the Canon 7D in many areas, and standing head and shoulders above other Four Thirds-format sensors. DxO's "DxO Mark" methodology and eponymous website are together an attempt to compare digital camera sensors at the chip level, based on true apples-to-apples measurements from RAW files before all the in-camera image processing has taken place. They've built up a good-sized database of tested cameras now, with a number of models from pretty much every manufacturer. Their most recent...(read more)
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