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4/3 mount

.Longshanks. · 2009-07-16 18:21:23

I've had a bit of a search on here and google, but still none the wiser.....Can anybody explain to me what a 4/3 mount is? I've been keeping my eye out for sigma 10-20mm for my canon and the one i found is described as a "4/3's mount but adaptor can be bought" Whats involved here?

16-07-2009 7:21pm

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.Longshanks.

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I've had a bit of a search on here and google, but still none the wiser.....Can anybody explain to me what a 4/3 mount is?
I've been keeping my eye out for sigma 10-20mm for my canon and the one i found is described as a "4/3's mount but adaptor can be bought"
Whats involved here?

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#2 16-07-2009 7:28pm

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bing 'four thirds'...google is old hat

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#3 16-07-2009 7:35pm

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cambo_gueno wrote: »

bing 'four thirds'...google is old hat

I had a read of Wikipedia, but will a sigma 4/3's mount fit my canon. Whats involved with the adaptor - is there any compromises?

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#4 16-07-2009 7:50pm

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4/3's mount is for Olympus and Panasonic DSLR's all Sigma lenses are available in Canon or Nikon mount so no need for an adaptor...

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