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They are teaming up with Pentax:

http://dpnow.com/2196.html

Ian

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Digital Photography Now wrote:
> They are teaming up with Pentax:
>
> http://dpnow.com/2196.html
>
> Ian
>
> Digital Photography Now
> http://dpnow.com
> Visit our discussion forum at http://dpnow.com/Forums.html


I think John Taylor must be feeling being betrayed. Not only Sony & K-M
are joinging forces, now Samsung & Pentax. I think we don't see the
death of dSLR anytime soon. Now, who will join Olympus in the 4/3 format?

l e o wrote:
> Digital Photography Now wrote:
>
>> They are teaming up with Pentax:
>>
>> http://dpnow.com/2196.html
>>
>> Ian
>>
>> Digital Photography Now
>> http://dpnow.com
>> Visit our discussion forum at http://dpnow.com/Forums.html
>
>
>
> I think John Taylor must be feeling being betrayed. Not only Sony & K-M
> are joinging forces, now Samsung & Pentax. I think we don't see the
> death of dSLR anytime soon. Now, who will join Olympus in the 4/3 format?

Panasonic and Olympus.

"http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=12164"

Panasonic announced their intention to develop their own (Olympus-inspired)
Four Thirds DSLR some time ago:

http://dpnow.com/1446.html

Panasonic has all but said they will have their DSLR to show at PMA next
spring.

And as I understand it they will be doing this without major help from.
Olympus, whereas it looks like large parts of the Sony and Samsung efforts
will be produced by their partners.

Ian

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"l e o" <> wrote in message
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> Digital Photography Now wrote:
>> They are teaming up with Pentax:
>>
>> http://dpnow.com/2196.html
>>
>> Ian
>>
>> Digital Photography Now
>> http://dpnow.com
>> Visit our discussion forum at http://dpnow.com/Forums.html
>
>
> I think John Taylor must be feeling being betrayed. Not only Sony & K-M
> are joinging forces, now Samsung & Pentax. I think we don't see the death
> of dSLR anytime soon. Now, who will join Olympus in the 4/3 format?