@@olsonspeed While speculation can be frustrating, it's often part of the excitement in anticipating new releases like the DJI mirrorless camera, as it helps build interest and engage the community. Plus, early discussions can lead to valuable insights and expectations that enhance the overall launch experience
Micro four thirds 42 megapixel sensor with l mount lenses? Not a likely combination. That would be a massive jump in resolution from the 25 mp gh7 and wouldn’t be practical/would be wasteful of the image circle produced by an l-mount lens. Either MFT sensor AND lenses or l-mount lenses with an apsc or full frame sensor. Personally, I use both formats so I’d like to see both!
Using an L-mount lens with a 42MP Micro Four Thirds sensor would waste much of the lens’s image circle and likely reduce performance. MFT sensors are best paired with MFT lenses, while L-mount lenses suit APS-C or full-frame sensors better.
“L-MOUUUUUUNT ALLIANCE-IANCE-IANCE-iance….” - Froknowsphoto
Thanks for sharing the FroKnowsPhoto reference! That "L-Mount Alliance" chant definitely sticks with you.
No real content. Waste of time.
There’s actually some valuable info here; it’s definitely not a waste of time!
BS for clicks, nothing to see here.
The hype around the DJI mirrorless camera is real, as it brings innovative features that could shake up the photography scene!
@@TechTraveller01 Until it does we don't need speculation.
@@olsonspeed While speculation can be frustrating, it's often part of the excitement in anticipating new releases like the DJI mirrorless camera, as it helps build interest and engage the community. Plus, early discussions can lead to valuable insights and expectations that enhance the overall launch experience
Micro four thirds 42 megapixel sensor with l mount lenses? Not a likely combination. That would be a massive jump in resolution from the 25 mp gh7 and wouldn’t be practical/would be wasteful of the image circle produced by an l-mount lens.
Either MFT sensor AND lenses or l-mount lenses with an apsc or full frame sensor. Personally, I use both formats so I’d like to see both!
Using an L-mount lens with a 42MP Micro Four Thirds sensor would waste much of the lens’s image circle and likely reduce performance. MFT sensors are best paired with MFT lenses, while L-mount lenses suit APS-C or full-frame sensors better.