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Old 23rd May 2017, 07:42   #1
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Default Full Frame and Crop sensor (Difference)

Good explanation of both in this read:
https://www.howtogeek.com/74932/phot...do-i-need-one/
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Old 23rd May 2017, 12:15   #2
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A decent write-up even though it doesn't mention 4/3" sensors - Great images but no good for zoom, my lx100 maxes at 70mm (35mm equiv).
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Old 23rd May 2017, 18:50   #3
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My Nikon D810 has the advantage of being an FX full frame camera body, but also can allow DX crop lenses to be used also by the onboard 'image area' function.
It's very clever stuff
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Old 24th May 2017, 05:55   #4
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I must admit that most of it is "over my head" and when I read these pages of information, interesting at the time but ten minutes later it`s gone
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Old 24th May 2017, 07:31   #5
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I found this entertaining

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHYidejT3KY

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