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Close-up shot of a bunny from a couple years ago, on which I focused through the fence using a Canon FD 70-210mm f4 lens adapted to an Olympus E-M5 at the time which has since unfortunately died of a stuck shutter.
Nice shot. Loved the Olympus micro 4/3 line, really fun cameras and super light.
Thanks! And technically it's still around just under a new name - the OM System OM-series, but the camera that replaced the E-M5 is a GF2.
Also, some people argue that the CCD in certain 4/3 DSLRs is film-like in how it captures images.
Also, since Leica makes MFT glass, I kinda wonder why they never made any MFT bodies as their entry-level lineup while APS-C and full-frame L-mount could be their mainstream lineup and the M-mount rangefinders could be positioned as their halo products - something that Leica customers could hypothetically aspire to.
