Smartphones Killed Budget Cameras: Is Micro Four Thirds Next?
September 30, 2022
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as posted by the channelSmartphones are slowly killing off more and more categories of cameras. The point and shoot was first. 1 inch sensors can barely keep up. Are professional mirrorless systems next? The smallest sensors are micro four thirds, are these the next to fall? M4/3 first then are smartphones gunning for aps-c and full frame through A.I and computational photography? Let's do some comparisons with smartphones super slow mo 960fps, 1920fps and 7680fps vs mirrorless cameras in 4k 24p and HD 120p.
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