Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8 Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera (Silver Body Only) (International Model no Warranty)

the two distinct styles of Micro Four Thirds cameras derived from the 1950s exemplified by the Leica M series rangefinder style and they can have single lens reflex the lovely design of the single lens reflex with its central hump was necessitated by the complex optical viewfinder system with its need to bend the light to meet the eye with prisons and a flapping mirror the bulky viewing system had to be central because the film cassette and take-up spool took up all the interior space at either side but like a rangefinder System separated obstacle and viewing paths and thus gave the designers much more freedom unfortunately I hated my life as and hardly ever used them of course with mirrorless cameras the camera designer can lay the camera out any way he likes but photographers a conservative folk and we're used to the DSLR and the rangefinder designs so they live on decayed zahn and he