This must be your perception because this is what we have said from Day One. In fact the customers that helped to design it were all cinematographers, with deep backgrounds in film and filmmaking.
So I guess it's my mistake or misinterpretation. This product is not intended for those with deep backgrounds in television production? I'll make sure to spread the word out here in LA.
I don't know anything about the details, you guys need to just take a deep breath.
"The rumors are true! Birger is coming out with a lens control system for EF mount lenses on the Panasonic AF100. Control for the iris, both auto and manual, will be from the camera. Continuous (video-style) auto-focus will be supported on most Canon "L-series" lenses. Power is provided by the camera for most lenses. Image stabilization is supported on "IS" lenses, and this feature can be turned on or off from the lens." ~Birger website
The above text from Birger hasn't changed since Day One. Interesting that you do know that he is working on a wireless product, but make no mention of the above cited auto-focus feature that Panasonic reps were hyping at NAB 2011. Thank you for your advice to take a deep breath. You must feel that I'm worked up over nothing at all. As I said before, I've given up. I've waited too long. The only thing I have left to do is scribe a letter to Panasonic corporate headquarters to express my personal discontent. I'll never buy another Panasonic product again. Thank you for reinforcing my sentiment.
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