bmattock
Veteran
Benjamin Marks
Veteran
I am waiting for a "LeRoy Neiman" filter. - Ben
Al Patterson
Ferroequinologist
Give me a "Tri-X" filter and I might actually buy one. I'd settle for an XP2 filter though.
"A benefit of the development for both Four Thirds and Micro Four Thirds can be seen in the new image stabilization system that we are using in the E-620 which is 20% smaller. We will surely also see a similar type of mechanism in the Micro Four Thirds product."
"Excellent..." -- Mr. Burns
"Excellent..." -- Mr. Burns
noimmunity
scratch my niche
Wow! So that answers everybody's questions about image stabilization in Oly's upcoming MFT camera. If it is "similar" to the E-620, it would have to be in-body!
Yes, very interesting. I that stood out to me too.
gavinlg
Veteran
I REALLY like olympus as a company.
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
I don't see in-body stabilization as a surprise. Olympus has used it exclusively, due to patents on lens stabilization. Or am I missing somethiing?
Perhaps not, but it's nice to see the quote nonetheless, as it's really the only thing I'd really like to have that the G1 doesn't...the G1 has stabilization but only in the lens. Having it in the body means all adapted lenses would have stabilization. 
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
I will say that after reading the interview, I want to own an E-3, an E-30, and an E-620.
cysasam
Established
I will say that after reading the interview, I want to own an E-3, an E-30, and an E-620.
Go for it! The E3, at least, can be had for a song (and a fistful of dollars
) these days.