When buying a camera for the first time and researching your options, you might've heard of cropped-sensor and full-frame cameras. This difference is usually highlighted as a split between ...

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In camera reviews and manuals, you’ll often see the crop factor given as a multiplier based on the industry standard of a 35mm, full-frame sensor. The crop factor for Canon APS-C sensors is 1.6 ...

So, the crop factor was a huge driving force for ... With the A7 III, I have a full-frame sensor, which means I can use ...

Camera sensors come in different sizes; not just different megapixel ratings, but different physical sizes. And, very roughly, the bigger a sensor is physically, the better the image quality.

Cropped sensors result in a smaller field of view, meaning you can fit less of a scene into a frame compared to a camera with a full-frame sensor. Put simply, you need to be further away ...

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That’s right, a more full frame camera now costs almost the same as the budget-minded Nikon Z50 II. The Nikon Z50 II is an ...

The iPhone’s ultra wide lens is the equivalent of 13mm on a full frame, so with my 10-20mm lens and crop sensor the closest I could reach was the equivalent of a 16mm full frame lens.