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Be Careful What You Wish For OK, You asked for it – a digital camera with interchangeable sensor.Why buy a whole new camera every time a new generation of sensor comes along– you asked, and many are still asking. The answer is – becau se few companies have the moxie to make such a device. Ricoh does, and has. But, until now Ricoh didn't quite get it right. The reason is that the sensor lies between the body and the lens, and not having a line of interchangeable lenses (at the time), Ricoh decided to sell their sensor models with lenses built in. Humm . Not so attractive; A – becau se it means that one is stuck wi th just one lens, and B – when you upgra de the s...

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