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Olympus Working On New Camera Body - Olympus has confirmed that it is working on a new camera body for top pro lenses.

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Olympus has confirmed that it is working on a new camera body for top pro lenses.

Akira Watanabe, manager of Olympus Imaging's SLR planning department, confirmed today that the company is definitely working on a body to deliver the focusing performance expected by users of the Top Pro lens series like the ground breaking 90-250mm f2.8 fixed aperture zoom.

Watanabe has been delighted with the success of the OM-D which has pushed the boundaries of performance for system cameras but acknowledged that it did not deliver with the legacy high end lenses from the E-System. Whilst further information wasn't forthcoming, he was keen to emphasise that Olympus is actively developing a solution and will announce more details in due course.

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chensuriashi
chensuriashi (e2 Member)
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108 forum postschensuriashi vcard England17 Constructive Critique Points
8 Sep 2012 - 3:14 PM
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It has to be the E6...With the new sensor...Perhaps a larger one, not too bulky please as Nikons/Canon are getting smaller by the year, have to grab it quick as they wont make many. Chen.

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