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Originally posted by DLD View PostAnd it's supposed to be priced at $2,000. As is GH-6. And for $500 more one can get A7IV or R6.
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Originally posted by ahalpert View Post
if you have a purpose that benefits from a smaller sensor, the savings are just a cherry on top
A Quad-Bayer sensor - if there's only one to be shared between OMD and Panasonic - could rectify the problem. But then it won't be the previously announced GH-6 data collector and, if it's a higher res one, then OMD would really have to cripple its video performance via codecs, crops, line skipping/ pixel binning, etc.
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Gossip has Olympus/OMD with a 24 MPX sensor. If it has a quick/self-correcting pixel-shifting mode - i.e., without "smudgy" artifacts - it could be a decent stills camera.
If GH-6 has the same sensor as OMD, then it will offer an 6K-into-4K image similar to S1H in an MFT mount and for significantly less.
Additional features for either camera are unknown.
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Originally posted by stoneinapond View PostI think it may surpass the S1H in certain cases (other than sensor size).
I still think that the significant portion of their target market has moved on from the MFT but the camera itself could sufficient for all sorts of scenarios.
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Originally posted by ahalpert View PostIm not sure pixel-shifting is used by anyone for anything other than still lifes and possibly landscape
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Originally posted by Samuel Dilworth View Post
Barrow-in-Furness?
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Originally posted by Peter C. View Post
seems more market hype than anything useful. I've seen Tony & Chelsea and other users try to use it and have never heard anything positive.
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