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Who Will Rule M4/3 in 2022? Panasonic or Olympus?

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Canon, Sony and Nikon are pretty focused on full frame. Fuji has their aps-c and medium format. Panasonic and Olympus share micro four thirds, but Panasonic also jumped up to full frame. Who will dominate m4/3 in the future? Will out of business Olympus step up with the new wow camera? Stacked micro four loser thirds sensor? Or will Panasonic finally adapt phase detect autofocus in the GH6?

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