The Nikon APS-C lens range was extensive and mostly inexpensive and the Canon APS-C DSLR scene was equally vigorous. The best cameras for beginners were APS-C models back then, as were most of the best cameras for enthusiasts. Sure, professionals would be looking at the best full frame cameras instead, but they were much more expensive and APS So, switching a lens from a full-frame to an APS-C Canon camera is like zooming in 60 percent more. (Image credit: The red frame indicates the crop factor from Full frame to ASP-C sensor. Credit Here are the answers. • For an equivalent field of view, a Canon APS-C crop sensor camera has at least 1.6x MORE depth of field that a 35mm full frame camera would have - when the focus distance is significantly less then the hyperfocal distance (but the 35mm format needs a lens with 1.6x the focal length to give the same view). APS-C is closest to the size of Super-35 cinema / 3-perf 35mm (approx. 24mm x 13mm); Full-Frame 35mm is closest to the 8-perf 35mm VistaVision format (36mm x 24mm). So the focal lengths used in APS-C for typical field of view would be the same if shooting in Super-35, and if you used any PL-mount cine lenses, they would be designed to fill the Many lenses in this roundup are designed for full-frame because this is the optimum sensor size for astrophotography – and the most popular focal length is around 14-24mm. For APS-C lenses, the equivalent focal length is roughly 9-16mm, while for Micro Four Thirds you’re looking at something between 7-12mm. For example, APS-C cameras typically have a crop factor of 1.5x or 1.6x. Since the GFX system has a sensor that is larger than full-frame, we can expect our crop factor to be less than 1. In other words, 35mm full-frame equivalent focal lengths will be wider than the quoted focal length for any given GF lens. 1. My question is. Can we buy adapter to convert apsc sony lense to full frame lense ? 2. Which lense is better rokinon 12mm or 14mm lense ? In terms of professional astro shoot. 3. Is there a full frame lense with 12mm range and f2.0 or less ? In the same price range as rokinon lenses. Thanks for your time. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk It is determined with the camera focused to infinity. Lenses are named by their focal length, and you can find this information on the barrel of the lens. For example, a 50 mm lens has a focal length of 50 mm. So a 50mm lens is always 50mm, whether it is APSc or full frame. What you're talking about with crop factor on a lens is angle of view. fRncC.

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