David Thorpe has been a big Micro Four Thirds (MFT) fan for a while now but in his latest video, he's wondering if MFT might have had its day.
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David Thorpe bought his first MFT gear 8 years ago and since then, he's used nothing else but with Full Frame Mirrorless cameras coming out from all corners of the photographic world (Nikon Z7, Canon EOS R), has Micro Four Thirds had its day?
This is the question David is asking, and answering, in the above video which is a really interesting watch and a great overview of the current photographic industry.
Basically, David still uses MFT kit as it offers the best combination of size, weight and image quality. He also says with the likes of Nikon and Canon releasing mirrorless cameras, the industry obviously sees a future in mirrorless - something which David certainly agrees with but will he be switching to Mirrorless Full Frame any time soon? Watch the video to find out.
David also mentions another video which covers the 'full frame vs MFT' argument and you can watch that here: Full Frame vs Micro 4:3.
Comments
They seem to think their customers will progress from APS-C to their medium format cameras as desired.
The great reviews of the XT-3 only bolster their cause.
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