Pickett Wilson
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Well, Leica is not even a tiny blip on Canon or Nikon's radar.
Only folks I could really think would do an M mount dRF might be Cosina.
Only folks I could really think would do an M mount dRF might be Cosina.
Jeff Ascough under NDA for new Rangefinder
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Pickett Wilson
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Non Disclosure Agreement
Paul T.
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Non Disclosure Agreement - a contract guaranteeing you'll keep information confidential
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migtex
Don't eXchange Freedom!
migtex
Don't eXchange Freedom!
And there is always a chance for adapters for LTM, M and (yes yes yes pleeeaeeaseee) S Mount!
monochromejrnl
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not so, lots of NDA where there is no cash consideration...we are all speculating, but Jeff may be receiving cash or he may be given a pre-production version to test in exchange for his input and a NDA to keep his mouth shut since the camera is still in beta mode...
UPHOTO
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I've never heard of or been involved in an NDA that offered money.........
Not saying there aren't any but I've never heard of that.
NDA is used to keep a person quite while they test equipment for a manufacturer or if they are making something for the new item.
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There is? I've been doing it wrong all these years in technology:bang::bang::bang::bang::bang::bang:
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what is "new" ?
a completely new rangefinder --
or a new update of an existing rangefinder?
Stephen
a completely new rangefinder --
or a new update of an existing rangefinder?
Stephen
swoop
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If he said completely new I'd guess its completely new. I also imagine it's going to be a few months until even another little bit of info is leaked. So I'm not going to worry about it. It's probably a marketing ploy like someone said before. Leica did the same thing awhile before the M9.
UPHOTO
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Yeah but who cares if it's a marketing ploy???
It's a new rangefinder, that's not news you hear everyday or even every year!
johannielscom
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Its a digital Sony, based on Konica Hexar Technology. Will take Zeiss lenses.
Just my two cents, of course.
Just my two cents, of course.
Jamie123
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Some Canon Micro 4/3 with built in rangefinder?
kevin m
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That'll work.
viridari
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Yep that would be my guess.
johannielscom
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Canon won't do M4/3, its not their format. Anything less than full frame is dead in the water since the M9 hit the streets.
Sony's got everything it takes: CMOS technology in full frame, Hexar technology from Konica (-Minolta), a connection with Zeiss for lenses.
Either Sony, or its not a true rangefinder. Might be branded a Zeiss-Ikon, but still sony-built then.
Lets wait and see, with the M9 I was completely wrong! 😀
Sony's got everything it takes: CMOS technology in full frame, Hexar technology from Konica (-Minolta), a connection with Zeiss for lenses.
Either Sony, or its not a true rangefinder. Might be branded a Zeiss-Ikon, but still sony-built then.
Lets wait and see, with the M9 I was completely wrong! 😀
migtex
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nah Nikon DSP! They still have the 2005 craftsmen with the new Engineering and just put the D700 "old" sensor on it!
3K each. I wanna two!
3K each. I wanna two!
t.s.k.
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It could be a digital Holga RF for all we know. 😀
Speculation is fun, ain't it?
Speculation is fun, ain't it?
Pickett Wilson
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Whoever makes it, the winning combo would be a $2,500 FF digital RF that takes M lenses. Anything else is just DOA.
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