Do you really need an expensive full-frame camera? I spent a year with a cheap, secondhand crop sensor alternative to find ...

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 ...

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 ...

92° field of view on those crop sensor cameras, which is equivalent to a 21mm lens in the full-frame format. The optics include eight elements arranged in seven groups. The design also includes a ...

To put it as simply as possible, these terms refer to the physical size of the sensor inside the camera ... a crop factor of 0.79 (so a 63mm lens, for example, is equivalent to a 50mm full-frame ...

However, fixing one of these lenses will force the camera in "crop" mode to ... This going to limit total sensor resolution and give you a narrower field of view, so full-frame lenses are ...

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 ...

Photographers and cinematographers may be interested in the launch of SIRUI’s 50mm and 75mm full-frame anamorphic lenses on Indiegogo ... them suitable for use on cameras or other setups without ...

Sony has expanded its Cinema Line with the launch of ILME-FR7, an E-mount interchangeable lens camera with a full-frame image sensor and built ... controlled remotely using a dedicated web ...