I have already early said that it does not make sense for Panasonic to give up MFT and focus on Full Frame,
because Panasonic sell much more of its MFT GH Series than its Full Frame L Series.
For Leica to discontinue APSC, it simply means its sales is bad for APSC.
No Fujifilm will not switch to Full Frame. It will not succeed.
The Full Frame Arena is a Red Ocean, which even Nikon is struggling.
Unless they can come up something which can compete with Sony Full Frame Series or Canon Full Frame R series, it is going to be tough.
because Panasonic sell much more of its MFT GH Series than its Full Frame L Series.
For Leica to discontinue APSC, it simply means its sales is bad for APSC.
No Fujifilm will not switch to Full Frame. It will not succeed.
The Full Frame Arena is a Red Ocean, which even Nikon is struggling.
Unless they can come up something which can compete with Sony Full Frame Series or Canon Full Frame R series, it is going to be tough.
Leica has discontinued its APSC line of camera and lenses.
To concentrate on Full Frame. And medium format.
The high price of Leica means they are in a special segment of the camera market.
Their target customers are different. Usually money is no object.
Panasonic will take note for their L mount full frame products.
Will Panasonic follow suit and drop their MFT cameras and lenses?
If Panasonic gives up MFT then what does it mean for OMDS with only 1 new camera OM1 mirrorless so far?
OMDS will be alone in a dying sensor format system.
Fuji first made APSC cameras long ago when cost of full frame sensors was prohibitive.
Now that Fuji has a medium format line.
Will Fuji decide to go Full Frame and drop APSC?