Olympus to Release Digital Rangefinder This Summer
Nick | May 17, 2009 | Comments 0
Olympus is preparing to release a rangefinder-style camera based on the Micro Four Thirds System this summer, a blogger reports.
We contacted Olympus and a representative confirmed that the Micro 4/3 camera would be available in summer 2009 — although they would not confirm the early July release date cited by Aving USA.
The picture here is a mockup Olympus released last year and may have no bearing on reality.
We’re excited about this camera (and the Micro 4/3
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Panasonic released a Micro Four Thirds camera, the Panasonic G1, last year, to mixed reviews.
AVING USA – Global News Network (via Gizmodo)
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