Panpus?
Yet, is it second or third declination?
or
Olymix(es)
Can't think of any other brand - MFT by default then as m43 looks like
a gun reference, :-(
Just like Leica M 240 does a WWII plane BTW
Hope this helps
Ph
Le 28 nov. 13 à 15:58, Sandy Harris a écrit :
> The Wikivoyage online travel guide has travel photography articles,
> the main one:
> https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Travel_photography
>
> and its children:
> https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Travel_photography/Film
> https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Travel_photography/Full_systems
>
> That is an open wiki so anyone who is inclined to improve the articles
> is invited to plunge in and do that. Alternately, I am a regular there
> and wrote much of the current text, so you can comment either on-list
> or in email to me and I am reasonably likely to make any suggested
> changes.
>
> A question I have: what is the best abbreviation for micro
> four-thirds? The article currently mentions "m43" and "MFT", then uses
> MFT everywhere else. I'm inclined to change it to use m43, mostly
> because MFT looks a bit ugly in the text. Is that a good idea? Are
> there other abbreviations in use?
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