I think the Minolta AF registration distance is 44.5 and the EOS mount
44.0. A greater difference would make it easier but maybe it can be done.
Has anyone but me noticed that the sensor is APS sized (multiplier
1.44)? This means that the sensor is larger than the Canond 10D
(multiplier 1.6) but smaller than the Canon 1D Mark II just announced
(multiplier 1.3). So, is this a Canon 10D competitor at $1500 or
something between the 10D and 1D Mark II at perhaps $3000?
Just to complete the picture this sensor has about 70% more area than
the 4/3 sensor on the E-1.
Chuck Norcutt
Woburn, Massachusetts, USA
iwert wrote:
> And what is even more interesting:
>
> The minolta has the same register distance as the canon Eos bodies, with a
> smaller diameter (if I recall correctly). So it should be possible to use it
> with our OM lenses through an adaptor, including IS?
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