Exciting times!

[torger]

As I understand this price is prediction of person who interviews Ricoh representative, not the statement of Ricoh.

Okay, still wait and see then... it seems likely though. If the camera had to be say $20K due to the sensor I don't think they would have chosen it, as it would be too expensive for the current customer base. Unless they intend to sell both in parallel, but it does not look like that.

[Paul2660]

Lost me on SR difficult due to sensor size? 

WiFi with FLUCARD. Does thus mean no WIFI on the camera?

Usb3 implies they may now have tethering. 

Paul C

[BernardLanguillier]

We live in a very predictable world, don't we?

Cheers,
Bernard

[LKaven]

Lost me on SR difficult due to sensor size?

I was wondering what that meant too.  Thought it was just me.

[Sareesh Sudhakaran]

I think I got my story wrong -

here is a summary which I guess is correct, thanks to the Gods of Wikipedia.

Why didn't they just say: Zeno's Paradox!

I sometimes wonder whether there is a quantum of understanding, which you can get right or wrong

Edmund

We're in it. Ever heard of Schrödinger's Medium Format Camera? It could be CCD or CMOS, but you have to buy to find out.

[Roberts J]

I was wondering what that meant too.  Thought it was just me.

SR means Shake Reduction. Pentax DSLRs (with aps-c format sensors) have in body shake reduction system where sensor is moving to reduce handshake effect on camera. Ricoh representative, as I understand, by his saying means that there is difficult to implement qualitative sensor shake reduction system on big sensors.

[LKaven]

We're in it. Ever heard of Schrödinger's Medium Format Camera? It could be CCD or CMOS, but you have to buy to find out.

Does killer cat photos.

[eronald]

Does killer cat photos.

With some ghosting.

Edmund

[BJL]

Does killer cat photos.

I think you mean cat-killer photos, though with only a 50% keeper-rate (if you remember the fates of Schrödinger's cat).

[LKaven]

I think you mean cat-killer photos, though with only a 50% keeper-rate (if you remember the fates of Schrödinger's cat).

Precisely.

[eronald]

Only if you develop the images and then look at them.
I wonder whether by entanglement you can have a second camera that is given to your aptly named evil twin called 'Curiosity" who does the cat-killing on *your* side by viewing *her* photographs ?

Edmund