They are both the same, Olympus 300mm, Nikon 300mm
Aug 25, 2020 04:35:00 #
wdross
Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado
Canisdirus wrote:
Sensor size does not change the amount of light hi... (show quote)
By the way, Digital Camera World recently reported about the latest sales news from BCN Retail:
"Don't kid yourself, Olympus is still a sales powerhouse – it has the first, second, fourth and tenth bestselling bodies! Despite being in the process of selling its camera business, Olympus remains the dominant force in mirrorless sales in Japan. In fact, for the first half of 2020, it is the dominant force when it comes to mirrorless cameras."
That is not exactly stagnant. And basically, all the mirrorless camera sales are the smaller and cheaper end of all the camera brands. With Olympus and Panasonic, it is much easier to upgrade to the very best camera body and still save $3000 over FF and lose no lens usage of Olympus or Panasonic lenses. Well over 110 to choose from, some cheap ones to very good and expensive.
Aug 25, 2020 09:57:39 #
M43 is still viable...as video mostly...that is where the sensor shines best.
Which means...Panasonic.
Olympus has lost money three years in a row...something few companies can survive...which they ...didn't.
Which means...Panasonic.
Olympus has lost money three years in a row...something few companies can survive...which they ...didn't.
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