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And if she/he has ff in addition to uderstanding birds will certainly Get  better iq so ff does better iq than mft, to cut it short.....

The knowledge curve may be steep when you jump from 20 to 42mp and one birding out shoot sounds just too light to blame it on the gear other than tou getting used to it. so many times i’ve read ...

If that pleases your soul fair enough.

So the original question was irrilevante . Because the question should not be can ff't do better than mft , whuch leads to the obvious answer.. but it should be can you do better that this person ...

The simple answer is: yes. No one has to prove ff has an advantage in dynamic range and noise control over MFT. So the question is answerd. But if you're on a diet for weight loss then you can go ...

Well, actually there is more in the M5ii like the high resolution mode that is really a plus for product photograhy and steady macro works.

Norman, Agreed 100%.

True.

12-50 is by wire as well...

How would he know how many developers a sensor designer has in its  own organization? 21 seems nothing to me... Or, maybe it's a huge number? who knows... Oh, yes! Simon does... again , and again, ...

First of, congrats on your purchase. I added he M10ii to my gear lineup and it's a nice little camera. The ones you want to go out and use, if you know what i mean... I do also have the 12-40 Pro ...

I see a lot of comments about pixel peeping or bare noise (or lack thereof ) advantage in low light. I believe the most visible advantage is really down to dynamic range. At sensor level most FF ...

I think that you are even even warned to back up your settings before proceeding with firmware update (with the PEN-F, at least), if I remember well....

I am quite stuck with some legacy lenses like the Hexanon 57/1.4 and Tamron's SP 90/2.5 macro, both of them purchase for a fistful of euros. For candids they're both fine allowing a certain distance..

Ok, now you make me want 60 real bad! I just got my 30/1.4 two days ago and love it, so far..

I received my Sigma two days ago and so far I am quite amazed at its handling & performance. Very fast in focusing on my M10ii and easy to MF, also. Having  O17/1.8 and Panny 20/1.7 it looked like ...

FWITIW I have the E mlount version and like it quite a bit. It's part of the original 19, 30 & 60 mm Trio, many people praised.

It makes a lot of sense. Anyone claiming one system has it all covered is simply and intentionally ignoring the facts. I think Sony with its E mount cameras has gone a long way, since the inception ...

My experience is as described EM1, EM5 EM5ii EM10ii PEN-F G6 GM5 A6000 A7 all currently in use have never had such a problem. I know I handle them with sufficient care, albeit not as a maniac would do.