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Why Crop Sensors Can NEVER MATCH FULL FRAME
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15:18Now PlayingCrop sensors like aps-c and micro four thirds are fun. Usually smaller, although tell that to the Sony ZVE1 and Canon R8. Panasonic GH7 is almost twice the weight of those cameras. When it comes to equivalent shots, crop sensor can't match full frame. If you want the same framing, full frame is much easier to get the look you want. You have more control and more flexibility. Today we demonstrate this with a new setup. Nikon Z6 III with Fringer EF-NZ II using Canon EF Lenses, 24mm f1.4, 85mm f1.2 and 135mm f2 vs the Canon C100 II with the same lenses.
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