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Micro Four Thirds vs Medium Format (Can You See a Difference?)

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What happens when you compare micro four thirds cameras Panasonic G9 II to Fuji GFX100s medium format sensor? Biggest sensor for smallest. Tiny crop m4/3 might actually surprise you! It has a lot of advantages like size, weight and cost, stabilization etc. Tiny Leica glass, 15mm f1.7 vs Mitakon 65mm f1.4. Might even have more 3D pop.

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