Mr. Jim Jannard's Surprise!

[Osman Karaca]

3/4" sensor
3K RAW
RedCode 42

Complete Kit $4.750

Jannard with this camera = Indepented Film Maker's super hero.

Of course, this post my fantastic dream.

Maybe...

 

[Peter Mosiman]

3/4" sensor
3K RAW
RedCode 42

Complete Kit $4.750

Jannard with this camera = Indepented Film Maker's super hero.

Of course, this post my fantastic dream.

Maybe...

lol this is kind of a childish post as its a mis-leading thread title and an over-discussed topic and incorrect info (PHI says 3/4" sensor, obviously he/she means 4/3rds sensor) and not even following the first/last name rules. :rant:

 

[Pietro Impagliazzo]

I wondered about 4/3" sensor.

Definitely nice too.

It would give us one advantage: Lens choices from the 4/3" DSLR world.

 

[Robert Jackson]

It would give us one advantage: Lens choices from the 4/3" DSLR world.

Olympus sure have some nice glass. The 150mm f/2 is one of my favorite all-time lenses. That said, most of their lenses are focus-by-wire stuff. I'm not sure it would be very useful for a cinema camera.

 

[Russ Blaise]

So where does a 4/3" sensor fall into place with the rest of the different sizes?

What is already out there that is 4/3"?

 

[Kyle Presley]

So where does a 4/3" sensor fall into place with the rest of the different sizes?

What is already out there that is 4/3"?

About halfway between 2/3" and s35. Panasonic and Olympus dominate this market.

 

[Roberto B]

the 1st part corrected to 4/3" is ok.. but the $4.750?? why not as same as the gh1??

sorry me.. but do not understand why red should be pricey.. for paying fees??

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

This is no surprise... This isn't even real. This thread is stoopid.

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