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Updating Panasonic Gh4 with Canon R1O ? (2 Viewers)

Baron Birder

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I have had my GH4. Since 2015 together with the 100-300 mk 2 lens. On a recent holiday I saw what the. Canon R10 with 100-400 could do and was impressed. Its lighter annd has longer reach.
Any helpful thoughts especially from those with experience of these appreciated
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You would also get better results with newer m4/3 cameras, of which the top of the line is the OM1 and the G9 slightly behind in capacity. The 100-400 lens from either Olympus/OM systems or the one from Panasonic would give you a very sharp lens with longer reach than the canon option. Precise weight comparisons I cannot make.
Niels
 
You would also get better results with newer m4/3 cameras, of which the top of the line is the OM1 and the G9 slightly behind in capacity. The 100-400 lens from either Olympus/OM systems or the one from Panasonic would give you a very sharp lens with longer reach than the canon option. Precise weight comparisons I cannot make.
Niels
In terms of weight the R10 plus 100-400 together only weigh 962g whereas the Panasonic 100-400 lens alone weighs 985g. My Gh4 plus100-300 weigh 1080g. My aim is for a lighter set than that.
 
In terms of weight the R10 plus 100-400 together only weigh 962g whereas the Panasonic 100-400 lens alone weighs 985g. My Gh4 plus100-300 weigh 1080g. My aim is for a lighter set than that.
You would have a little less reach with the equivalent lens and larger sensor, but I suppose you can crop and get similar results. It sounds like you have it well thought out.
 

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