First of all, I'm very aware of the focal reducers with MFT mount. But as far as I understand, all of those are just full frame to APS-C focal reducers with MFT mount. So unlike an APS-C sized sensor, MFT with a focal reducer still only utilizes about 3/4 of the image created by a full frame lens.
The thing is that I'm really fond of old full frame lenses and I feel like I can't use them to their fullest with any MFT camera and focal reducer combination. I don't care much about corner sharpness whereas I'd like to achieve the shallowest DoF possible. Under these conditions it seems inevitable to give up MFT for an APS-C mirrorless camera.
What I'm asking is whether or not it would techincally be possible to create a 0.5x focal reducer in addition to the 0.71x ones that are currently available? And how likely is it that someone will ever produce and sell this?
The thing is that I'm really fond of old full frame lenses and I feel like I can't use them to their fullest with any MFT camera and focal reducer combination. I don't care much about corner sharpness whereas I'd like to achieve the shallowest DoF possible. Under these conditions it seems inevitable to give up MFT for an APS-C mirrorless camera.
What I'm asking is whether or not it would techincally be possible to create a 0.5x focal reducer in addition to the 0.71x ones that are currently available? And how likely is it that someone will ever produce and sell this?