Is Panasonic Feeling the Heat in the Full Frame Mirrorless Race?

The Full Frame Mirrorless camera market (up until about five years ago) was dominated by Canon and Nikon. Sony decided that they wanted a piece of the Full Frame Mirrorless cake and they came in and shook things up.

Canon and Nikon are now lucky if they get some cake crumbs these days. It was a bit of a shock when Panasonic announced they were branching out from their Micro Four-Thirds ways with the Full Frame Mirrorless S1 and the beastly S1R. Nobody knew quite what to expect. The Pansonic cameras are pretty great. However, recent significant price drops suggest that Panasonic can't even get near to the cake, let alone get any crumbs. Join us after the break to take a look at why we think Panasonic is slashing prices. .

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2019-8-23 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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Nikon Director of Development: 'If Nikon will go mirrorless, it must be full-frame'

Photo by Joseph Chan We've known for some time now that Nikon is working on a mirrorless camera—in fact, Nikon confirmed this to DPReview directly. But one question has remained tantalizingly unanswered: will it be a full-frame system, or simply an evolution of the old 1-inch Nikon 1 system? The answer, at least according to one high-level Nikon director, seems to be what we were all hoping for. dpreview.com »

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