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Think the M4/3 Format Is Dead? We Disagree. In Fact, It Just Grew.

Think the M4/3 Format Is Dead? We Disagree. In Fact, It Just Grew.

Posted on February 28, 2020 By Jarvis

Cheaper lenses and accessories for the M4/3 platform could end up spurring sales of Olympus and Panasonic cameras.

It has been stated often over the last couple of years that the Micro Four Thirds platform is on its last legs, but some recent news shows just how wrong those statements could be. New reports say that both Venus Optics and Yongnuo will now officially support the platform going forward, and this can only mean good things for the M4/3 platform and those who use it. Let’s talk about this after the break.
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Cameras Tags:micro four thirds, Olympus, Panasonic

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