Is a 32mp Sensor Big Enough, or Is It Too Late for M4/3?

It's no secret that both Olympus (now OM Digital Solutions) and Panasonic have desperately needed a new sensor. For the past 6 years, the same old 20 Megapixel sensor has been slapped into their cameras.

Because of this, the Micro Four Thirds platform has been at a standstill. Meanwhile, other platforms such as APS-C have moved on in leaps and bounds. This lack of progression has forced photographers to look elsewhere. However, this all could change. Apparently, a new sensor that's 8K capable could be making its debut soon. Is it too little too late for the platform, though? Will it be enough to make photographers reconsider the M4/3 platform? Let's talk about this after the break. .

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2021-2-7 08:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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