Do you consider any discontinued digital cameras to be as good as, or better than their more up-to-date siblings? Are you on the lookout for these on the second-hand market? In my case, I have been reading some of the Olympus forums and Wrotniak's site, and I have become intrigued by the Olympus C-7070, which apparently was Olympus' last attempt at a high quality compact camera (i.e., that might be of use to serious amateurs and even pros). It had a magnesium alloy body, full manual controls, offered raw (as well as .tif, and .jpg) capture, and used Cf cards--and 7 MP for a camera of this type is more than enough. It had its flaws, as all compacts do, but it seems to be a generally well-thought out design. Do any of you have experience with this particular camera? Given Olympus' reputation for excellent optics, I wonder how it would fare in comparison to the Canon G9, which I'm also considering as a carry-around camera, when I don't want to bother carrying my E-510 and lenses.