Why I Regret Buying Into The M4/3 Camera System
August 3, 2018
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as posted by the channelThis is why I regret buying into the m4/3 camera system. It's a great little system for video, but it has some major downsides. For the price, there was nothing better than the Panasonic G85 at the time, but now that my needs have changed a bit, it's hard to imagine I will stay with the micro four thirds system. Panasonic vs Canon was an easy choice, but I think I made the wrong one. Panasonic vs Sony wasn't really an option, but I still probably would have been happier with the Sony.
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