They are good options if you don’t want to splurge on digital SLRs, but still demand better-quality images than what compact cameras deliver.
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Also known as mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, most have the large image sensors and lenses that allow DSLRs to shoot high-quality photos.
What’s more, they possess the technologies of compact cameras, and are roughly similar in size and weight.
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However, there are two main drawbacks: First, Micro Four Thirds can’t match the autofocus speeds of DSLRs in continuous shooting mode. Second, they can’t track moving objects as well as DSLRs.
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