No its strictly stop down. Very similar to a non-auto extension tube in
operation I suspect. The instructions state that the body will operate in
Manual and Auto (Aperture Priority) which just means you can select the shutter
speed or the camera will based on the aperture you are stopped down to.
I brought up the theory that an 'Intelligent' adapter was possible but unlikely
to be seen in production. I am assuming that Olympus will introduce primes
eventually for specific tasks. We have seen that in part I suppose with the
150mm that was announced recently.
Dan S.
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Date: Thursday, March 4, 2004 5:00 pm
Subject: [OM] Re: [lens] Re: The MA-1 OM to E-1 adapter will be available in
the US March 31
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