If I'm not mistaken, the PX-800G doesn't have built in Micro P2 slot(s).
PX-270: Forget about spanning on P2. Only a single slot.
PX-5000: Way too expensive body, but has 2 Micro P2 slots and 2 P2 slots.
Yes you can use the adaptor but it's not fully compatible with all of their products (MSU-10).
This is quite puzzling and odd from Panasonic that the PX-800 only uses P2. I thought P2 is slowly being phased out.
Guess not at all. If the PX-270 successor has dual P2 slots, I'll buy the cam. Now it's
in a very weird state that makes it very hard for certain workflows that need 2 P2 and not 2 Micro P2 slots
(particularly for hot-swappable spanning). HPX-250 is just fine for me.
Personally I do not like the SDHC form factor of Micro P2. They're
extremely easy to get misplaced if you're not 100% careful to store it. At least with the credit card
sized P2, I can put in my front pocket and feel the mass of being there.
PX-270: Forget about spanning on P2. Only a single slot.
PX-5000: Way too expensive body, but has 2 Micro P2 slots and 2 P2 slots.
Yes you can use the adaptor but it's not fully compatible with all of their products (MSU-10).
This is quite puzzling and odd from Panasonic that the PX-800 only uses P2. I thought P2 is slowly being phased out.
Guess not at all. If the PX-270 successor has dual P2 slots, I'll buy the cam. Now it's
in a very weird state that makes it very hard for certain workflows that need 2 P2 and not 2 Micro P2 slots
(particularly for hot-swappable spanning). HPX-250 is just fine for me.
Personally I do not like the SDHC form factor of Micro P2. They're
extremely easy to get misplaced if you're not 100% careful to store it. At least with the credit card
sized P2, I can put in my front pocket and feel the mass of being there.
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