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Gear advice for a return to m4/3 please
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<blockquote data-quote="Luckypenguin" data-source="post: 37649" data-attributes="member: 560"><p>The smaller m4/3-style bodies will always be more difficult to handle than a full-sized DSLR (unless you have very small hands, I suppose). The Canon 50D has a perfectly sized an ergonomically sound grip for my hands. In comparison, my GH1 it feels like I am pinching the grip rather than holding it, but the weight of the camera means that over a period of time it is no less comfortable to hold. The feel and operation of a camera is at least as important as the fractional differences in output. If you don't love it, leave it.</p><p></p><p>The GXR seems like a wonderful camera but my feeling is that it is a long way off (if ever) becoming an expanded system camera, which unfortunately strikes it off my list.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Luckypenguin, post: 37649, member: 560"] The smaller m4/3-style bodies will always be more difficult to handle than a full-sized DSLR (unless you have very small hands, I suppose). The Canon 50D has a perfectly sized an ergonomically sound grip for my hands. In comparison, my GH1 it feels like I am pinching the grip rather than holding it, but the weight of the camera means that over a period of time it is no less comfortable to hold. The feel and operation of a camera is at least as important as the fractional differences in output. If you don't love it, leave it. The GXR seems like a wonderful camera but my feeling is that it is a long way off (if ever) becoming an expanded system camera, which unfortunately strikes it off my list. [/QUOTE]
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