Should I Go With Full Frame Or Crop Sensor?
Feb 22, 2018 07:15:04 #
Feb 22, 2018 07:22:05 #
Jim Bob wrote:
All this camera mumbo jumbo is confusing. Please help me out.
You mean by holding the door open for you??? 😳😱🤡😈👹
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)Feb 22, 2018 07:24:12 #
Peterff wrote:
You mean by holding the door open for you??? 😳😱🤡😈👹
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Feb 22, 2018 07:26:15 #
I've been having the same dilemma. My D5100 is about worn out, and I have a lot of Nikon lenses from my film days just waiting to be put to their full use on a Df or D750; but the D500 is SO AWESOME!...
Feb 22, 2018 07:27:15 #
ELNikkor wrote:
I've been having the same dilemma. My D5100 is about worn out, and I have a lot of Nikon lenses from my film days just waiting to be put to their full use on a Df or D750; but the D500 is SO AWESOME!...
I know what you mean, kinda, sorta.
Feb 22, 2018 07:28:56 #
Put the camera in auto and forget the small stuff! God made a delete button for people like you. Life it too short to worry about it!
Feb 22, 2018 07:30:37 #
illininitt wrote:
Put the camera in auto and forget the small stuff! God made a delete button for people like you. Life it too short to worry about it!
Guess you're right, maybe. But what camera?
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Feb 22, 2018 07:31:50 #
I had the same question. Asked a lot of people and all I got were opinions. Then I did some reading (did you get that? reading). Did I ever learn a lot. Each has its good points and bad points. The results? I own several Nikons, one of which is full frame, the rest crop. I also have an Olympus OM-D, a micro 4/3. I like them all for. Each for a specific purpose. If I am doing 'studied' work, it is always the full frame. Usual day-to-day shooting, the crop sensors. I go to a lot of gatherings of friends and love the OM-D for that. It is quick for grabbing candid shots of people and it is small and un-obtrusive. So there you are....read up on them all and make YOUR decision.
Feb 22, 2018 07:32:23 #
illininitt wrote:
Put the camera in auto and forget the small stuff! God made a delete button for people like you. Life it too short to worry about it!
Sorry, I missed what that has to do with crop vs. full frame.
Feb 22, 2018 07:33:30 #
Longshadow wrote:
Sorry, I missed what that has to do with crop vs. full frame.
Ah sh*t. Now you've gone and done it.
Feb 22, 2018 07:37:15 #
illininitt wrote:
Put the camera in auto and forget the small stuff! God made a delete button for people like you. Life it too short to worry about it!
But where is that delete button? There are quite a few people that I think should be deleted, although Jim Bob isn't one of them!
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Feb 22, 2018 07:38:44 #
Jim Bob wrote:
Ah sh*t. Now you've gone and done it.
Oops......
Feb 22, 2018 07:40:08 #
Peterff wrote:
But where is that delete button? There are quite a few people that I think should be deleted, although Jim Bob isn't one of them!
Well thank you kind sir. However, I would surmise you would be in the minority- the intelligensia if you will.
Feb 22, 2018 07:41:58 #
Longshadow wrote:
Oops......
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Feb 22, 2018 07:44:28 #
Jim Bob wrote:
All this camera mumbo jumbo is confusing. Please help me out.
It depends. What do you want to do? A camera is a tool. You choose the tool based on the job. It is like asking what hammer should I use a ball-peen or framing? Without knowing if you are building a house (frame construction not a brick or we would be talking another hammer altogether) or engaging in metalwork, it is impossible to say. FF, APS-C, medium format and even 4/3 all have uses. So, are you shooting action sports, underwear ads, street scenes or ....?
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