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How Samsung & Panasonic Are About To Change The Full Frame Mirrorless World
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12:53Now PlayingPanasonic is teaming up with Samsung to make a full frame mirrorless camera, and Sony is panicking. Up until now Sony has led the market in full frame mirrorless cameras, they are the best. Because all other camera companies like Canon and Nikon use Sony based sensors. Sony doesn't sell their best technology, so it's never an even playing field.
Samsung is about to change the game by making Panasonic's full frame sensor for their upcoming full frame mirrorless camera, and the world will never the same again!
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