nighstar
eternal beginner
i wish someone at Olympus would go ahead and leak a full image of the camera already. all this teasing sucks...
February 8th seems so far away....
February 8th seems so far away....

No manual advance lever! I feel a great disturbance in the Force, as if a thousand gearheads suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
No manual advance lever! I feel a great disturbance in the Force, as if a thousand gearheads suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
Mike at TOP predicts full frame
http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/2012/01/a-guess.html
heh heh heh
Mike is joined by throngs of OM users who *want* full-frame...
...but that's not we're going to get 8th of February.
same here. a truly nice m4/3 body, combined with the 12, 25 and 45mm primes would satisfy me. Too bad there is no 17/1.4.
How about Sony?And more ... where would Olympus source a 35mm sized sensor? Not bloody likely it would be Canon, Nikon or even Dalsa. That leaves Kodak (and maybe a couple of others,) which is not a good bet.
Any full body photos yet?
I could post one for you but I'd get struck off for indecency.
Another thing that I hope with Sony's tie-in given the situation is the possibility of "ZOM-D" line of manual focus Zeiss lenses.
Still heavy and dense as the typical Zeiss lens, but smaller in bulk. Now that would be sweet. 😀 😀
I'm pretty sure that everyone realised that Mike was having a laugh; or at least I hope they did.Guys, there is an infinitesimal change of this thing being full-frame. Olympus is fully vested in 4/3 size chips. Full frame would mean R&D into a new line of lenses which they are not going to do, especially when they have been shy and retiring as a company for decades. And they are not going to make a digital body so we can all take our OM lenses from the closet or buy them from KEH....only Ricoh does crazy stuff like that. Pentax will release a full-frame long before Olympus does. Monkeys will fly out of my butt before Olympus releases a full-frame digital. There is just nothing except Mike's fanciful thinking to suggest this. Deal with reality: It will be 4/3!