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It is another good reason to work with two cameras as you reduce redundancy and also reduce single camera MBTF likelihood as shots are spread between two cameras.
Depends of depth of pockets and the like but for me having two cameras on the go means that I can shoot on one camera and if my buffer fills up then I can instantly switch to the second camera.
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