You'll also need a decent camera ... at whether a full frame or cropped sensor is better for bird photography, and why... This is because of the ‘crop factor’ on a smaller sensor, which effectively ...

The noise reduction can only do so much. For example, an image shot at 6400 ISO is going to be overly waxy and fake-looking if you crank up the noise reduction to 100%. A minor tweak like 10 to 20% ...

a full-frame camera captures more of the view than an APS-C or MFT camera. So, if you have a 50 mm lens attached to a Nikon camera with an APS-C sensor, it would look like you're using a 75 mm ...

The effect is enhanced when a large-aperture full-frame prime lens is used. Shallow depth of field contributes ... possible as well to reduce the depth of field when you use a crop-sensor camera. The ...

Without getting into details, a crop-sensor camera won't show as much of the scene as a full-frame camera using the same lens. Here's an explainer from SLR Lounge that shows some examples of the ...

Chances are you’ve seen terms like “crop sensor,” “full frame,” and ... interchangeable lens cameras. They get the name “micro four-thirds” because they use a 4:3 aspect ratio ...

A powerful crop sensor camera that can get ... Though do keep in mind that we were using this camera with the full frame 28-70mm lens, which lets in an insane amount of light.

The most prominent benefit of this is that there’s no crop factor ... compared to a camera with a full-frame sensor. Put simply, you need to be further away, use shorter lenses, or both to ...