
The PetaPixel Photography Podcast What Else MUST Micro Four Thirds Do in 2025?
Feb 6, 2025
The hosts delve into the future of Micro Four Thirds technology amid the new OM System OM-3 release. They discuss the challenges and innovations required for the system, emphasizing compact designs and better sensor performance. There's also a humorous reflection on childhood sports experiences, alongside a critique of the stagnation in firmware updates. The conversation touches on Kodak's resale challenges and Canon's market position, while reminiscing about gaming nostalgia and the charming return of compact cameras, sparking a lively debate on the evolving photography landscape.
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Drone Damaged Firefighting Plane
- A small DJI Mini drone punched a hole in a 'Super Scooper' firefighting plane over LA.
- Treyarch co-founder pleaded guilty and faces restitution and community service amid public backlash.
Kodak Tightens Film Re-Spooling Rules
- Kodak is tightening re-spool rules to stop discounted motion-picture film being resold as cheaper stock.
- That protects professional filmmakers but disrupts the re-spooler aftermarket.
Vintage Design With Niche Appeal
- The OM System OM-3 nails vintage design and build quality while targeting walk-around photographers.
- Its niche positioning means it won’t replace OM-1 Mark II for wildlife or sports shooters.
