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#1 Zoltan
There is at least one erroneous statement in Steve's conclusion. He writes, "As one of the many companies to adopt the Four Thirds standard for digital lens compatibility, the available number and types of lenses that are compatible is numerous. The selection includes lenses from Leica, Olympus, Kodak, Fuji, Sigma and more."
While the first statement is correct, the second one isn't. Specifically, there are no lenses made for the FourThirds system by Kodak or Fuji. Kodak have contributed to the system by providing sensors for the Olympus E-1, E-300, E-400 and E-500, but no lenses. Fuji are yet to contribute anything.
There are about 30 FourThirds lenses with Olympus, Sigma or Leica branding, all providing autofocus and autoexposure. Furthermore you can mount Olympus OM, Nikon F, Pentax K, Contax RTS, Exakta, M42 and a number of other lenses to FourThirds bodies via appropriate adapters - these require manual focus and stop-down metering.
12:37 pm - Thursday, February 14, 2008