Medium Format digital vs 35mm digital cameras and backs and 14 bit raw vs 16 bit raw


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Medium Format cameras vs 35mm full frame cameras.
What is the difference?

16 bit raw vs 14 bit raw.
Is there much difference
(would not sound like it, but WHOA, there is a GIANT difference)

What is the difference in quality, is it enough to
justify the added expense.

You decide. I've been shooting medium format,
as well as 4x5" and 35 mm, for many decades now.

Each has it's pluses and minuses.

BUT, the new Canon 5DsR, 50mp, may get folks thinking that medium format is on it's way out?

And it darn might be.
It's the camera Michael has been creating with since Oct. of 2015.

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