INTRODUCING

LUMIX G Micro System has added a powerful new model DMC-GF1 to its line-up of new-generation digital interchangeable lens system cameras. Distinguished by an artistic flat body that is both elegant and compact, the DMC-GF1 debuts as the world's smallest and lightest system camera with a built-in flash*.
While it is small in size, the DMC-GF1 optimizes the advantages of a system camera to assure outstanding image quality. It can record both vivid still shots and smooth, beautiful motion images, featuring the AVCHD Lite movie. As the "artistic flat" body description suggests, the DMC-GF1 puts a palette of creative possibilities featuring My Color Mode and Film Mode, with the addition of LUMIX's popular iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode as well as aperture preview and shutter speed preview functions through the Full-time Live View.
Experienced photographers will find the DMC-GF1 an ideal everyday camera in the bag anytime, and those new to system cameras will find that it gives them the potential to explore realms of photography far beyond the limits of compact cameras.

The more interested you become in photography, the more you'll want to take expressive, high-quality pictures. And now that digital photography has made easier and more accessible than ever, you probably think that ordinary SLR cameras are too bulky and too heavy. What you need is not an SLR camera. What you need is the kind of picture quality that can usually only be obtained with an SLR camera. That's what you'll get with the OLYMPUS PEN. Specifically designed to provide photo buffs with SLR quality and ultra-compact convenience, the new PEN is a lens interchangeable camera that boasts a compact body with a stylish metal casing. Weighing only about 335 grams, this little camera delivers the same high picture quality and expressive power as a digital SLR camera. Now it's easy to take the pictures you've always wanted. The digital "PEN" has arrived.

By the way, don't underestimate these 2 wonderful compact SLR quality cameras.

They cost S$2184 and S$1298 respectively.

ADM should have never allowed for rentals of Nikon or Lumix.