Would such an adapter have a mechanism for holding the aperture
stopped down, or would the user have to hold the DOF button while
taking a picture. How does the OM-EOS work in this regard? Is it
similar to the shift lens stop down mechanism?
I wonder if the MA-1 had anything to do with adapting to medical stuff?
Wayne
At 02:58 AM 12/2/2003, you wrote:
>> "Many of us have been assuming that a 3rd party adapter in
>> inevitible."
>>
>> my thoughts: If Olympus doesn't make it why would anyone
>> else?
>
>Perhaps the company that makes the OM-EOS adapter would make it - could
>be just as profitable. Perhaps Mr Beljan would be interested, i.e. a
>small niche market manufacturer could make a bit of money from the
>market. I think an adapter of some sort is inevitable, if it's purely
>mechanical I'd build one myself - the question is, does it need any
>electronics in it to handshake with the body.
>
>...Wayne
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