Dec 16

Full Frame

Posted on Saturday, December 16, 2006 in Uncategorized

Why wildlife photographers, both professional use sensors not Full Frame?

The crop factor of x1.5 is excellent X1.6 or for life wild, because it is closer. But there are some disadvantages to this? I looked at professional photographers and I wonder how many sensors to use DX. FF only good for the landscape or am I missing something? In case of a serious wildlife photographer (who is considering selling his photographs) Shop sensor DX or FX?

Perhaps the cost is one of the parties. Despite this change. Yes, it was probably the most important culture that has sold in APS-C. He made his long focal "appear" longer. FF offers better control of noise and sharpness. Image quality with FF. Now that FF cameras often have an APS-C mode does not I see no reason at all for cameras APS-C sensor. "If a serious wildlife photographer (he is considering to sell their pictures) Buy a sensor DX or FX? In my humble opinion, the bigger the better. I have a Canon 5D and love the quality of the image sensor is capable of. FF whole way. Check the comparison of geese in this thread. This is Canon, but applies to Nikon as well: http://photo.net/nature-photography-forum/00UUhd

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