Tim
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hmm, interesting thought, :thumbup: I wonder what other competition there is for such a device - none me thinks!
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What future GXR modules would you most like to see?
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Vivek
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Vivek
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I would take one if it comes with an interchangeable lens mount.
Anyone have any suggestions on how to unglue a sensor cover plate attached to a sensor on a flex board? Had that not been the case, I would have been using a monochrome G1 for a while now.
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setmajer
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µ4/3, most definitely. Ricoh UI + large(ish) sensor + compact lenses + options to go more portable or lower noise/shallower DOF = epic photography WIN.
And I'd only have to sell off my GF-1 body, not the lenses. As it is, though, the GF-1 is still a better 'big brother' to my pair of GRD1s.
And I'd only have to sell off my GF-1 body, not the lenses. As it is, though, the GF-1 is still a better 'big brother' to my pair of GRD1s.
Tim
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- yeah, I once said the G1 had a faux pentaprism (oh no, not again! :angry
, I meant it with love as I really like the G1, but it didnt go down well.I was going to suggest a pinhole lens for the Ricoh GXR, but I guess all you need is any lens mount module and drill a hole in the body cap.
johnastovall
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I was going to add an M-Mount to that list but decided to keep it simple.I would take one if it comes with an interchangeable lens mount.
Anyone have any suggestions on how to unglue a sensor cover plate attached to a sensor on a flex board? Had that not been the case, I would have been using a monochrome G1 for a while now.
