What is 6mm f2 on micro four thirds in full frame?

6mm on Micro Four Thirds gives the view of 12mm on full frame. For the same depth of field, f/2 there behaves like about f/4 on full frame. Exposure doesn't change: f/2 gives the same brightness on any sensor.

The same view on every common format:

• Medium format (44 x 33): 15mm at about f/5.1 for the same depth of field
• Full frame: 12mm at about f/4 for the same depth of field
• APS-C: 8mm at about f/2.7 for the same depth of field
• APS-C (Canon): 7.5mm at about f/2.5 for the same depth of field
• Micro Four Thirds (yours): 6mm at about f/2 for the same depth of field
• 1-inch: 4.4mm at about f/1.5 for the same depth of field
• 1/1.3-inch: 3.3mm at about f/1.1 for the same depth of field
• 1/1.7-inch: 2.6mm at about f/0.9 for the same depth of field
• 1/2.3-inch: 2.1mm at about f/0.7 for the same depth of field

Crop factors are by the sensor diagonal, rounded as they're usually quoted; a format with a different shape (4:3 against 3:2) frames a little differently across the width. More in the focal length converter.

Computed from the sensor sizes, not written by a model.