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You can’t create bokeh with Micro Four Thirds cameras, scream those who have never used the system; however, M4/3 portrait photography is easy, and you don’t have to spend ridiculous amounts of money on lenses to create portraits with nice bokeh. The whole Micro Four Thirds platform is bad for
The Micro Four Thirds system remains a top choice for photographers looking for a handy and compact companion for travel and street photography. Fortunately, the system continues to get upgrades and new additions like the Lumix GH6. So, whether you’re planning to grab your first Micro Four Thirds camera or upgrade
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Micro Four Thirds cameras and their ability to create flawless 4:3 images is one reason why landscape photographers love the system. Fortunately, some exceptional lenses can also help make some gorgeous landscapes with the cameras. I have used Micro Four Thirds cameras for years, and honestly, it’s my favorite system
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The general belief in the world of photography is that the Micro Four Thirds platform is not good for portrait photography because it’s hard to create bokeh. This simply isn’t true! It’s time to put the no bokeh on Micro Four Thirds myth to bed. Sure, the cameras have a
