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As I understand m43 mount info is still not shared or possible to obtain.

Look at lot of issues M1 or Z-CAM have.

Yongnuo seemed to like Micro 4/3 back in May... maybe that product never shipped because they had some problems with the mount. :P

https://petapixel.com/2018/05/10/yongnuo-yn43-turns-your-phone-into-a-m4-3-mirrorless-camera/

That or this camera will also never ship after being announced.

YN450 camera will feature a memory card, headphone jack, 4000mAh battery, 4K/30fps video recording, support for RAW files, and built-in GPS.

Bad ergonomics - and is that a flash on the handgrip? Not that built-in flash is ever great, but I'd still generally try to avoid putting it in the place where people tend to put their fingers. Also, since the body is so small, the any moderately wide angle lens is apt to throw a big shadow.

The YONGNUO camera, code name YN450, runs Android 7.1, features a 5inch 1080p touch-screen, however sensor details have not been shared. Camera records 4K 30fps video, has raw support, stereo microphones, a headphone socket, a MicroSD card slot, and 3GB/32GB built-in. There's support for 3G/4G, GPS and Wi-Fi, and there is a 4000mAh battery built-in. There's also an 8mp "selfie" camera built-in, which you can see next to the screen.

"Yo dawg, we heard you like cameras... so we put a camera in your camera so you can shoot selfies while you're shooting landscapes..."

MFT sensor but not MFT mount..... madness

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I don't think so. Last time I used one, Cinema 4k (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.frozenvolcano.android.cinema4k&hl=en) was one of the best and it couldn't do a raw video stream.

She said the battery is interchangeable. Put the cheap canon 10-18mm and this might be interesting. If there's a competent android app, this could be interesting. A cheap(er) BMpocket perhaps.

Or to the Z-Cam E1. Unless the camera is really cheap, I really can't figure out who their target market is with it...

Sure - if they sell this one for $200, it's pretty neat. If it's $500 or more, it becomes somewhat incomprehensible. :)