[OM] Re: E-1, E-1, E-1! Who's next?

[R . Jackson]

I'd say that's fair. Did anything else ever have the OM-4T(i)'s 
multi-spot abilities? In the last decade or so I haven't really kept 
up, but I'm not aware of anything as useful as the "last of the best." 
Couple that with Zuiko lenses and Olympus had a damn fine system, IMHO.

Not to slag the E series or the four-thirds sensor standard, but 
wouldn't it be nice if Olympus took the OM name seriously enough to 
design a real digital OM? A really nice start would be an OM digital 
back for our existing cameras with a full-sized 35mm sensor. That would 
be incredible, IMO. And then something to take the OM into new digital 
territory. Full-sized sensors, new autofocus Zuiko lenses and a real 
system approach. I think I'd cry.

On May 6, 2004, at 10:22 PM, Chris Barker wrote:

> Fair point Winsor, but I suppose the OM4Ti remains, for me, the
> pinnacle of film photography.


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