If you look frame by frame you'll see a lot of errors ;D

Look at any film frame by frame and you'll see a lot of errors! Brilliant work, now I know I can do match moved effects on GH1 footage!

agreed. if the footage was more stable i'm fairly convinced i'll be able to get some decent match. just picked up tim dobbert's matchmoving book. it's pretty awesome...

No lens distortion correction, I didn't do anything for this part, it will come with other tests when I'll got my Canon FD adapter.

As this was shot at 14mm and 50p the rolling shutter is only visible when I shake like hell every time my foot hit the ground, there's only at these times the tracking was hard to complete + I shot at 1/60... But seeing the result I think it's really good for an improvised shooting.

As Mike janov said with a stable footage you'll achieve decent match with the GH1 < It will be in my 3rd (last) test

Thanks for the info. that's good to know. just one more question. I use image stabilization software to smooth out alot of my footage in post that i've shot with a canon hv20 and I always get some pretty distracting rolling shutter skew. vimeo.com/1090494
how would you say the gh1 stacks up in this department? have you tried running the smoothcam filter in final cut on any of your shaky footage yet? I'm this close to buying your camera and this issue is the only thing that is holding me back. any info would be greatly appreciated. thanks! and keep up the great work.

You can judge by yourself:
vimeo.com/5426908
The reason I bought a GH1 is because I didn't wanted to wait so long for the Red Scarlet (I'm still waiting:) so I was warned about the CMOS/rolling shutter etc
I'll be very careful when shooting real shorts and be as smooth as possible to avoid stabilising shot in post prod.