Camera Conspiracies
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1 Inch vs APS-C: The Hidden Power of Smaller Sensors
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June 4, 2026
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12:45Now PlayingIn this wildlife photography deep dive, we explore the ultimate APS-C vs 1 inch sensor debate to find the best camera for birding and nature. We’re putting the Fuji XH2s with the 500mm f5.6 lens up against the Sony RX10 IV in a head-to-head ultra slow motion comparison to reveal the hidden advantage of smaller crop sensors. Also what's more fun, setting up a bird feeder and recording the birds there in a predictable fashion, or going out into the wilderness and maybe not seeing anything? While many chase full frame, we look at the real-world crop factor benefits, reach, and portability, alongside the critical disadvantage of smaller sensors in low light. Whether you're interested in Fuji wildlife photography, the versatility of Sony bridge cameras, or just want to see high frame rate wildlife footage, this comparison breaks down the sensor size trade-offs every wildlife enthusiast needs to know.
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