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Kodak Canada Interview at Photoxels

Photoxels have published an interesting interview with Greg Morrison, who is the Digital Brand Manager for Kodak Canada.

“The latest news concerning the 4/3 System is that Kodak has signed up. Just what does this mean in terms of practical digital camera offerings?

GM: The Four Thirds System standard was designed for digital SLR cameras and lenses to maximize the performance potential of digital imaging sensors. The 4/3 System enables the design of dedicated, high-performance digital camera lens systems that are more compact than 35mm film SLR camera lens systems. This results in product advantages for users such as compact size, handling ease, and enhanced functionality.”

Website: Photoxels - Kodak Canada Interview

Published: Tuesday, March 15, 2005

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  1. Mark: incorrect link.!

    Twin at 04:12pm on Tuesday, March 15, 2005

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