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Micro Four Thirds Allowed Full Frame To Catch Up... NOW WHAT?
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8:44Now PlayingA lot of people preferred the Panasonic GH5 to the Sony A7S II back in the day. M4/3 had better stabe, a flippy screen, 10 bit etc. It was a much better video spec camera except the terrible autofocus. But filmmakers love when AF is bad so they can manually focus like pros. But now the Sony A7S III has caught up. Better 10 bit codecs, active stabe, 4k 120fps etc. The reasons to choose micro four thirds are getting fewer and fewer. Especially because Sony full frame is actually lighter! What can Panasonic and OM System do to catch up now?
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