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Hi Jono - 

 

I love spring.  I can hardly wait.  I get to look at pictures of your part of the world and see pictures of winter and your dog and woodlands around your cool country house.  A picture or two of your lovely family.  Then... I get a new camera!!!  Yeah.

 

RickLeica

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Hi Jono - 

 

I love spring.  I can hardly wait.  I get to look at pictures of your part of the world and see pictures of winter and your dog and woodlands around your cool country house.  A picture or two of your lovely family.  Then... I get a new camera!!!  Yeah.

 

RickLeica

 

Thank you Rick

What a nice thing to say . . . . . Let's hope all of those things turn out to be true! 

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In the years 2006-2008 more or less, there was a firm that tried to develop a sensor that had the form of a film cassette with a sensor attached to it that you could put in your camera instead of a film. Don't know how this ended

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In the years 2006-2008 more or less, there was a firm that tried to develop a sensor that had the form of a film cassette with a sensor attached to it that you could put in your camera instead of a film. Don't know how this ended

 

It probably went the same way as Heath Robinson's weird ideas. Good for a grin but improbable. :)

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In the years 2006-2008 more or less, there was a firm that tried to develop a sensor that had the form of a film cassette with a sensor attached to it that you could put in your camera instead of a film. Don't know how this ended

My google search showed me this.

 

http://www.diyphotography.net/pseudo-film-canister-plans-succeed-others-failed-bringing-digital-sensors-35mm-bodies/

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@jmahto: Your post confirms my suspicions. Great idea, but totally useless to put into practice. Mind you, there is probably still some boffin in a shed still trying to perfect the design. Alchemy, pure alchemy!

Or as Kenneth Williams said in the 1964 film 'Carry On Cleo', "Infamy, infamy, they've all got in in for me." :D

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There was this prototype

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3965100

It is not feasible (commercially) to make a generic back but for a given model (like M), it is certainly technically possible (see prototype pics in the link above).

I think future is shaped by market forces and business goal (hence digital obsolescence), and not solely by technology.

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