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03/11/2017 07:26:23 PM · #1 |
| I've always found the convoluted history of film and digital formats to be intensely interesting. Re-use has always been a watchword. APS-C failed miserably as a film format, only to be exhumed, polished up and launched as a *very* successful format in the digital realm. 4/3 has seen a similar revival in micro 4/3 in the mirrorless age. And 35mm seems to be somewhat immortal, LOL. |
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03/11/2017 04:12:57 PM · #2 |
| That's a great story. Thanks for sharing :-) |
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03/11/2017 03:38:39 PM · #3 |
Olympus, the last hold out, annocunced the end of Four Thirds glass production, having dropped all the cameras a while back. Article on Dpreview... https://www.dpreview.com/articles/9877975278/olympus-brings-down-the-curtain-on-the-four-thirds-system
You were the 1st, even before Nikon, that let me use all my old Nikkor glass and you spawned Micro Four Thirds, THANKS!
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