LensDigest

SUMMARY

The market share for full-frame cameras is declining as more professionals are choosing APS-C and Micro Four Thirds (MFT) systems. This trend suggests a growing preference for smaller sensor formats among professionals, potentially due to factors not detailed in the provided text.

TAKEAWAYS

Full-frame cameras are losing market share.

APS-C and MFT systems are gaining popularity among professionals.

This indicates a significant shift in camera format preferences.

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