Re: [OM] Olympus OM-D and Historical Context

[Goss,Steve]

Hi, Y'all-
What was the OM version that was built to be attached to a microscope, and had 
no pentaprism? The SC35? That's the OM it mostly looks like. (To me, anyway.)

Thanks, 
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Subject: [OM] Olympus OM-D and Historical Context

>From 43 rumors:

"I am pretty confident that those will be the specs (expect minor changes only):
- Camera has a classic OM design
- It has a magnesium body
- It is weathers sealed
- weight 373 g (body only).
- 16 megapixel sensor optimized for High Dynamic Range
- 200 up to 25.600 ISO
- Built-in electronic viewfinder 1.44 million dots (positioned in the center of 
the body like the old OM optical viewfinders and same resolution as the 
external VF-2 viewfinder (Click here to see on Amazon).
- 610.000 pixel OLED tilting 3 inch screen.
- Five-axis image stabilizer in body.
- FAST AF and 3D tracking
- Comes in Black or Silver.
- Price: Around $1.100 in USA or 1.000 Euro in Europe."


http://g2.img-dpreview.com/CC5EAF98AEF942F6961C5E5A506FBF54.jpg";


Is it twice the G3?  Looks cool, IMO anyway.
thoughts?

Mike





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