Philippe,
I am not sure that we can depend on the big Japanese electronics companies to produce what we are asking for, ie., something like a dedicated DSLR with a decent sensor that will accept R glass. Panasonic tried the DSLR market with the L1 and followed quickly with the L10 and I don't think either of them sold all that well.
I wonder if Leica is still holding to the notion of a 'Good' solution for R glass that has been previously mooted. With an unlimited budget one solution might be to buy an M9 with lenses while shooting long and macro with one of the other compromise solutions, eg, canon, olympus or pana with an adapter.
Walter
On Fri Dec 18 0:02 , 'philippe.amard' sent:
LK1
L10
G1
F ?
we're going backwards
I want to go to R
Thanks for the update
Ph
More info on Rumors .... go to the link and scroll down.
http://43rumors.com/
On Fri Dec 18 6:46 , Andy Wagner sent:
Looking at the diagram, it looks like a remake of an older camera--Pentacon?-- where some of the light was reflected and the rest sent to the film in turn losing a couple of F-stops in the process. If this is true then along with the crop factor of the sensor it doesn't appear to be an acceptable solution.
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Regards
YXAndy
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From: philippe.amard
Subject: [LRflex] OT: soon in the shops?
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Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009, 2:33 AM
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