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Lenses-Crop Factor on 7D Confirm please a 70-200 L becomes a 110-320, add extenders 1.4 so becomes 155-450 and yes loose 1 stop. A 24-105 is 38-170, extenders don't fit !
Question, I need a walk about so Tamron 18-270 comes top of the list every time....
Started by Longshot on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at eos-magazine-forum):
You will get has sample shots on its last....
Re: Lenses-Crop Factor on 7D I would go for quality rather than range
A Tamron would become 29-432 Re: Lenses-Crop Factor on 7D It doesn't really magnify, just crop the image.
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Im seriously considering purchasing the Eos canon 7D. But I'm concern with the crop factor thats associated with the 7d. From my research this can be an issue depending on the type of lens, because it can hinder the full potential of the lens. Can anyone...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at videomaker):
I have a good understanding of what the crop factor.
Thanks a lot robgrauert for the quick response.
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Yesterday 08:12 PM Hi guys just wondering what lenses you will use with the 2x crop factor?
I'm guessing my 11-16 Tokina will come in very handy at 22-32 may have it Duclos modded.
My 14 mm f2.8 Canon will be a 28
but anything beyond like my 50mm 1.2 ...
Started by chlywly on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bmcuser):
This thread should help you get.
Yesterday 08:36 PM Hi, it's actually more of a 2.3x crop factor.
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Full Frame vs Crop
Just out of interest, (mainly because I was reading the d600 thread :) ) I was wondering what the advantages or disadvantages are of having full frame over a cropped body?
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Started by milster on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
Less reach - with the crop factor (and all things reach due to APS-C crop factor, lack of built in flash (unless you're a Nikon shooter) and some bigger and heavier lenses....
To cost more than similarly spec'd crop cameras.
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Cropped sensor on a canon 7d? i just purchased a canon 7d last saturday, can anybody explain me the cons n pros of the cropped sensor? i was gonna get the 5d mk2 but it was out of my budget for now...
thanks..
Started by m.lomibao on
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Dylan Oh man of a 135mm, use a 85mm....
DSLRs have incredible DOF and low light to begin with, and after a while you learn to compensate for the crop factor.
Unless your used to using FF, the crop factor shouldn't bother you.
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100% Crops
Started by marcmccalmont on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at luminous-landscape):
A third factor is that a Phase One back used with C1.
In highlights, but also increase shot noise.
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Hi guys,
thought I should share this, in case you are thinking about getting one.
impressive from 2.8 to 11, sweet spot 4- 5.6, diffraction starts to be a factor at 11, @16 still usable, but barely, 22 destroys the image,
full size and 100% crops on my...
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How about an infinity focus test (if you're not surrounded by brick... .
It doesn't look bad at all.
Thanks.
Would have been more interesting if Sigma brought out their 30mm F1.4 .
Color looks nice though.
Sadly this is the only native normalish lens on NEX .
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What do you think... is FF going to edge out the crop sensor? Are all of the current NEX lenses destined for a museum?
Started by mgatov on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dpreview):
It would be a boon for landscape....
If size were no longer an issue, would you want a crop-sensor? The Zeiss 24 would now actually be a 24.
Is FF going to edge out the crop sensor? Are all on.
Poopypants.
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Crop 50mm F/4 = Full frame 80mm F/6.4 (I think)
Now I am sure there are equations and what not that prove or disprove this but my understanding is a lens on a crop body gives the same look as a lens full frame on a full frame 1.6 times longer and 1.6...
Started by whom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
But for exposure f1.8 is f1.8 no mater what you mount;snip>
Am I right? Does it... .
The "crop factor" is only for FL and DoF at the same FoV.
It on.
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This has bothered me for months now, only just remembered to get it posted for someone to educate me!
Take 2 cameras - a Canon crop and a Canon FF.
On the crop, we put a 10-22 lens. On the FF, we put a 16-35.
The FOV is identical.
Which pairing suffers...
Started by Mitchell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at amateurphotographer):
The crop factor is an advantage for what I bought it for which great enough to cover FF-sized sensor) on a crop body as compared to a 16mm on FF?
If yes, why do great enough to cover FF-sized....
To the difference more in time though.
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