It’s a notable development for a couple of reasons. The different sensor aspect ratios require different lens mounts for one. Micro Four Thirds, helmed by Olympus and Panasonic, is a licensable lens standard, compared to the proprietary mounts from Nikon, Canon and Sony. So it’s possible that any full-frame mount might be open as well. 

Lyndonville is performing a corrosion control study to identify possible treatments to better protect high-risk customers. The results will be shared with the Department of Health and an optimal corrosion control treatment will be recommended and implemented if deemed necessary.

That’s going to be the most difficult part, reverse engineering the communication for the new serial bus. Nikon will probably avoid giving out that information. The newer the cameras become, the more difficult it’ll be to reverse engineer these lens communications, just like with tuning for modern cars.

Analysts at Ken Research in their latest publication "Philippines Plastic Pipes and Fittings Market Outlook to 2022- By Type of Plastic Pipes and Fittings (UPVC, CPVC, PE and PPR), By Quality of Plastic Pipes and Fittings (High, Medium and Low) and By End User Applications (Industrial and Irrigation, Sanitary, Electrical and Potable Water)" mentioned that in 2017, top 5 players dominated the market and accounted for approximately 70.0% of the market share on the basis of revenue.

To recap, full-frame sensors are signficantly larger than the Four Thirds sensors in Panasonic and Olympus cameras, with a 3:2 aspect ratio compared to the smaller’s 4:3. Note that the Four Thirds sensor size is distinct from the Micro Four Thirds mount (despite how I labeled the graphic below). 

Nothing else is known about the camera at this point, not even the final name. Yongnuo has opened the naming up to the public, with a competition currently being hosted on its Facebook page. The company will reveal the final name of the snapper in January 2019, and we hope we’ll get more information on pricing and availability then.

Designers of industrial hydraulic systems now have this option with the Lectric Drive, offered by Regal Beloit’s Durst Div., Florence, Ky. Unlike conventional boxes for industrial applications, the Lectric Drive does not require an adapter flange and shaft coupling to mate the C-face flange of the pump to that of the motor. Instead, the Lectric connects directly to Regal Beloit’s Marathon brand motors. This convenient setup not only saves space and weight but eliminates the number of components and reduces assembly time.

The new S-Line of Nikon lenses are products that feature Nano Crystal Coating and have met a more rigorous standard of quality than ever before. The lenses are fully sealed — even the moving parts — and are resistant to both dust and drips.

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"That said, it is unrealistic to expect that achieving this milestone will win hearts, minds or trust," said Edwards, who also dug up documents showing that state leaders knew in the summer of 2015 there was lead contamination in Flint’s water.

Knowing Canon, they will probably give you as little as they think they can afford. Canon has shown that it won’t give a screw more than it needs too and even if it needs too, they won’t give it if it competes with their existing line-up.