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I've added a pic to the gallery comparing lens sizes. Just a bit of fun while the rendering chugs on... Enjoy!   http://www.eoshd.com/comments/gallery/image/756-anamorphics-comp/  

cool.. contact vamp camp ask him if it will work with his clamps also ask him if he can make a helmet mount cos you want to go skydiving with your tushinsky.. get a friend to film from the ground as you make you way down to earth : ) just had an idea for the sky diving movie name.. DEEEEP IMPACT

Then I thank you very much. This is great news for me. So the answer is G6.

Axel - G6 viewfinder is great superb - much better than the GH2 finder better colours and higher resolution I use finder all the time rather than the screen its very accurate to use for focusing - I highly recomend it - it is one of the big plus points for the G6 - you do NOT need to buy a third party add on finder

  I trust your verdict.   What about the OLED-viewfinder though? That kept me from buying the GH3 then. I definitely need to judge focus through the viewfinder, I even adapted a Zacuto eyepiece (an oval ring, hard work) to shove onto the hot shoe:   Background is, I carry around the camera wherever I go, it really is my run&gun companion. I am not for swivel screens or bulky Hoodmans.

Use it to project your anamorphic videos

Still the (where is the love? Wasn't that a Lenny K. song?) old GH2 with a hack and some ol' glass. G6, from what I've seen so far, is more videoish. In general: Especially if you're starting out, don't search for the cinematic look! Embrace digital. Make it better with innovative lighting (doesn't need to cost you a cent), well scouted and dressed locations, good acting (which always equals good directing) asf. Find a good story strong enough to shake the world. Tell something with all your deepest and honest emotion. The rest will find you and never leave you.

i am sure these new lens will be great compared too the century and the panasonic as all the design work was done years ago,just a question of figuring out what panasonic and century did wrong. and engraving a new logo on .   1700 -2000 for the letus is gonna be an interesting sell in the age of pocket cameras.. an interesting test will be century with achromat against slr magic at f2.8 and f4. i did a test close up lens at  mag power +0.12 and it was way to mild and subtle waste of time. tokina magnification is great but as i had a few left i thought i would go milder at 0.25 many people even dp's still say single element is all you need and mild magnification does not generate any chromatic shit but i can see it on a battered old gh1 screen zoomed in. i have some old angenieux single element i have tested the new doublet against and it beats the single element angenieux.