

- #MICRO FOUR THIRDS SENSOR VS APS C HOW TO#
- #MICRO FOUR THIRDS SENSOR VS APS C FULL#
- #MICRO FOUR THIRDS SENSOR VS APS C PRO#
Learn more about sensor sizing in our Sensor Size Explained article.
#MICRO FOUR THIRDS SENSOR VS APS C FULL#
This sensor size is a bit smaller than an APS-C sensor, and roughly one quarter the size of a full frame sensor. Micro Four Thirds cameras (sometimes written as Micro 4/3rds, MFT, or M4/3) cover a wide variety of styles and options, but their defining feature is that they all have the same sensor size. Join us at digiDirect as we cover what makes these cameras so unique and desirable and do a short review roundup of our favourite Micro Four Thirds cameras. However, finding the best one does require a bit of research, and we're here to help. They're workhorses that offer a great deal of flexibility with a compact and lightweight design that doesn't sacrifice quality. Micro Four Thirds cameras are a very popular choice for intermediate and semi-professional photographers alike, and it's easy to see why.
#MICRO FOUR THIRDS SENSOR VS APS C HOW TO#
#MICRO FOUR THIRDS SENSOR VS APS C PRO#

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