I think there is a chance, but don't bet on it!!! It is almost certain that
there is a multiplication factor, and you'll have to manually stop down
(but that gives sharper images anyway L:-) )
The way I look at it, shoot away, be happy. When you want / need to change,
you'll know it! If you want to sell that 100/2, let me know :-)
At 08:55 AM 1/12/2003 -0800, james olson wrote:
I have a few Olympus lenses that I'm considering selling to thin the
number of lenses I have, one of which is the 100/2. With the small size
of lenses, I feel maybe I'd be wise to hang on to the lenses I
have. (Even though they don't get used nearly as much as my medium format
camera.)
I hesitate to sell the 100/2, or any great OM lens with the possibility of
the OM lenses being digitally compatible in the near future, which is
obviously where 35mm type shooting is heading. Olympus originally stated
that older lenses weren't compatible with digital sensors, but obviously
every other company is doing quite well with their film based lenses.
What do you all think? Will our OM's be digitally compatible in the near
future?
// richard <http://www.imagecraft.com>
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