A true Saiyan always sprinkles when he tinkles <| sep |> Great explanation . The case for voting on behalf of everyone makes itself much clearer when you look at extreme scenarios <| sep |> Would fuck that mouth 11 <| sep |> Honestly the only time I have ever felt limited by micro four thirds was doing astrophotography . I used to shoot canon and I have owned the 5 dmkII . Carrying that thing around with any amount of lenses is no joke . You ' re talking like 8 pounds . That ' s a sack of potatoes . The combination of light weight , rugged body , in body image stabilisation and image quality that I get from micro four thirds is amazing . I will never be going back to full frame ever . I ' ve gone from leaving my camera at home most of the time to carrying my camera everywhere I go . That means I get far more shots and far more great shots than I ever did before . The only real reason I don ' t always suggest it to beginners is cost . You can get into a canonnikon system for less money due to the wide variety of used canonnikon gear on the market . But if you have the budget , and it sounds like you do , you will not regret it .