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Micro Four Nerds Tests PEN-F and E-P7 Firmware Hacks

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Micro Four Nerds has tested unofficial firmware hacks for the OM System PEN-F and E-P7, with results published on 43Rumors. The source references a recent Hasselblad legal action against third-party developers as context for how manufacturers might respond.

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Unofficial firmware patch adds Panasonic aperture ring support to Olympus bodies

OCTOBER 28, 2026

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