GH3 versus APS-C for 16X24 Prints

[w_t1]

<p>why not get original raw files from the cameras you're interested in and print/have printed yourself?</p>

[bob_estremera]

<p>Yes, that's the next logical step. I did that a few years ago to determine whether the difference betwen Nikon D40 or the D40X would be immediately apparent in a 16X20 print. I used a high-res 'original' file from the dpreview gallery.</p>

[bruce_rubenstein]

<p>Very relevant article <a href="http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/2012/01/raised-expectations.html">Big Prints From 4/3-Format Sensors</a></p>

[joe_casey5]

<p>You people are just goofy! I own the Pentax K5IIs and as far as I'm concerned it's one of the smallest, most travel-easy semi-pro camera ever made, period! Try lugging around my old Hasselblad H2 with P30 back and 50-110 zoom lens (at 10 pounds even) or my Fuji GX617 or a 4x5 Wista with its accessories. People that want smaller are just plain daffy in the brain! The K5IIs is so small in my hands and lightweight, I'm thinking of getting the battery grip just to make it feel more comfortable in my hand.</p>