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Saturday, 02 August 2008

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Mike -

As both a photographer and fisherman, I'll expect to see some fish pictures when you return.

:-)) offline is always a good idea, but so precisely in time to miss the most promising update of the 4/3 story - M....4/3, well done :-)). Those news, or better: the various options those news can offer might reanimate your former expectations about the future of those a bit smaller sensors, which got seemingly shattered by the Nikon-"ff"-retro-initiative, right?
Best regards, happily waiting for your pro-con-analysis
hertz

Mike, you leave for one week and look what happens, a new mount is introduced, heralding the arrival of miniature SLRs:

http://www.four-thirds.org/en/microft/

Maybe you should leave more often :-)

Hey Mike: Hope you are having a great vacation, but when you get back you have to assess the impact of this: http://www.four-thirds.org/en/microft/index.html#SlideFrame_2 on the future of the DMD.

Dave Kee

Ha! While the cat's away...

One step closer to the DMD?

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Press Release-OLYMPUS AND PANASONIC ANNOUNCE NEW MICRO FOUR THIRDS SYSTEM STANDARD
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http://tinyurl.com/5epf3s

Seems like you took the wrong time to go on vacation. Your camera is almost ready, sir:

http://www.four-thirds.org/en/microft/

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/columns/DMD.shtml

Let's start a rumor:

1) The new Micro 4/3 camera will have a big, bright viewfinder.

2) It will be called the DMD-1.

3) The first camera off the assembly line will be given to the guy who inspired it.

Enjoy your new camera, Mike.

You're back. Whew...I was going through withdrawal.

And while you were out...m4/3. You missed it. Aughhh...

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