rvaubel
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Large scale shutterless CMOS like devices will be available sooner or later i.e big ass sensor point n' shoots in a rangefinderlike body.
Anyway, it was a PHILOSOPHIC question.
Rex
Anyway, it was a PHILOSOPHIC question.
Rex
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ch1
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I guess this is preparing the RFF website for the DigiM. An event that will likely as not represent the high water mark of this site.
And then....?
And then....?
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
Fedzilla_Bob said:Was worth a tryWonder how that would fare for users of the Panasonic DMC-LC1 or the Digilux 2?
Don't tell, but we whisper when we post our pictures.
pfogle
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Possible DRF definition?
Possible DRF definition?
the discussion above about the definition of a digital rangefinder camera (which I didn't join in at the time) is like the current discussion about 'what is a planet?' - it's all a matter of making up an arbitrary definition we can agree to.
So, in all humility, I'll offer a definition, please feel free to pull it apart!
A digital rangefinder is a digital camera that is not a DSLR and has a 4/3 sensor or larger (ie crop factor <= 2).
Comments welcome.
Possible DRF definition?
the discussion above about the definition of a digital rangefinder camera (which I didn't join in at the time) is like the current discussion about 'what is a planet?' - it's all a matter of making up an arbitrary definition we can agree to.
So, in all humility, I'll offer a definition, please feel free to pull it apart!
A digital rangefinder is a digital camera that is not a DSLR and has a 4/3 sensor or larger (ie crop factor <= 2).
Comments welcome.
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