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well gamp;#39;day and welcome to the channel in todayamp;#39;s video Iamp;#39;m going to be talking about the differences between full frame aps-c and micro four thirds one of the advantages what are the disadvantages which oneamp;#39;s the right one for you the reason for making this video is I recently purchased the om1 Olympus camera which is a micro four thirds sensor if Iamp;#39;m being honest Iamp;#39;ve struggled a little bit to get the images that Iamp;#39;m after and I want to explain to you why that is because there are some fundamental differences that you might not be aware of so the main difference is just the physical sensor size which is different a full frame camera which we have here which is the R5 that has a physical dimension of 36 by 24 millimeters now if we move to an aps-c body thatamp;#39;s not canon itamp;#39;s 23.5 by 15.6 and finally micro four thirds it actually has a physical dimension of 17.3 by 13 millimeters so as you can see they progressively
