If you thought the stream of new ILCs would slow down by now, you were wrong. Just a few months after Panasonic brought out its rangefinder-style Lumix DMC-GF2 camera, the company’s back at it with the mini-DSLR-style DMC-G3. And mini is definitely the operative word, since the body is smaller than any DSLR out there. Into this tiny package ($700, street, with 14–42mm f/3.5–5.6 lens) Panasonic packs a 16MP LiveMOS sensor, a 1.44 million-dot EVF, a slightly slower version of the Venus Engine FHD processor developed for the GH2, and an articulated 3-inch, 460,000-dot LCD touchscreen.
