Focus on Imaging show invites you to see the Olympus “high-end” camera.

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Our reader “Alan” just sent us the latest newsletter from the Focus on Imaging show that will take place in Birmingham on 4 – 7 MARCH 2012:

“Olympus – new enthusiast centred product
Focus 2012 will be the first UK viewing of Olympus’ hot new high-end product aimed at the enthusiast market. To be formally announced on 8 February, Olympus promises an action-packed stand full of surprises to mark the occasion – One Major camera’s much anticipated first public view in the UK. We can’t tell you what but there is a clue beginning with One.”

I am working a lot on the rumors front. You know I am a bit conservative and I try to post good rumors only. I am right now checking some info I got about the sensor. If the rumors I got are correct than the sensor is really NEW! And different than the one used for the [shoplink 26836]Panasonic GX1[/shoplink]. Let’s cross the fingers guys! This could be a good shot from Olympus!

P.S.: Daywalker just told me the first black 12-50mm weather sealed lens fro m43 is now for sale on [shoplink 28378 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].

P.P.S.: Someone asked me if I will go to the show in Birmingham. Answer, I don’t know. I am already using some of my holiday bonus to work on the Olympus OM rumors.  But I would love ot go there!

 

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