Here's the website of the manufacturer of these adapter (marketed under their brand "Rayqual"). They're located in western Tokyo.
I guess it'll be interesting and fun to try M lenses on M4/3rds, but for the most part, aren't you going to end up with a lot of strange FOVs?
You fast 35s and 50s become portrait lenses...that might be cool...but your 15mm f4.5 just becomes an incredibly slow 30mm. I'm not seeing that as a great thing.
I'm very much interested in one of these cameras, but they need to provide their own good lenses before I'll want to buy one.
Just because you can do something doesn't make it the best solution.
Not everyone is looking for the 'best' solution, either.
And one person's 'best' may have no relation to another's 'best.'
There are those that will say, "No, this is silly, why put an expensive Leica lens on a cheap camera" or "It's cheap but it's still too expensive" or "It has a 2x crop factor, that's unacceptable!" or "It's too much money compared to cheap DSLRs" or "But it doesn't have an optical rangefinder" or "It doesn't look like an M" or "It's ugly" or "I'd rather have an Olympus" or "I like the non-working Olympus prototype better" or "Yes but it doesn't have in-body VR" or "Yes, but there aren't any ultra-wides" or "Insert additional complaint here ___________."
Then there are the others that are just going to enjoy shooting their G1s. 🙂 🙂
Had a look in the shop and posted comments in another G1 thread.
This I have to share again:
What really is ACE (as in shockingly good and well implemented) is the MF option. You have to use it to believe it. Even if the AF was totally useless (which it isn't), it would be worth to get the camera just for that. SLRs and RFs have just become obsolete. It really is that good.
I want one. But why didn't they put video in it? :bang:
I wish the G1 wasn't so blinkin' ugly!