But, if the unit is that close to the base, I can see a very simple RF
system setup, so it transmits the information to the base unit. If it
only needs to be transmitted about 1 inch, it shouldn't be a problem...
This would be great, if it were true. The people who all bought Nikon
and Canon Digital SLR's and now their 17mm $2000 lens is a 40mm lens,
thanks to the smaller CCD sizes, are all feeling dumb...
Winsor Crosby wrote:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0209/02091903siliconfilmagain.asp
That's one of the worst drawings of a "real" thing I've seen in a long
time, mind you. And what do you want to bet that "Supports "most 35
mm SLRs"
" doesn't include OM?
-- dan
If you think that is bad look at the siliconfilm.com web site shot
with the camera back open. It looks like a roll of film with the
leader out with their name on the leader. It promises no modification
of the camera, but shows no connection with the bottom unit other than
the possible tripod mount and they obviously have not replaced the
back or bottom plate with something that provides contacts and mates
with the Photoshop created image of their unit. Significant is the
plea for "qualified investors".
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