The Ideas Behind Why Smaller Sensor Cameras Are Better Than We Think

Does anyone remember APS-H? It was a format that was primarily used by Canon in a variant of their 1D camera models. Back then, they had one full-frame camera for high megapixel shooting, and one APS-H camera for sports shooting.

APS-H was a 1. 3x crop factor. And sports photographers loved the combination of lower megapixels, excellent high ISO performance, and, most of all, the extra reach that it gave their camera lenses. But then Canon did away with it and went full frame with the option of a crop factor. The truth is that photographers loved their APS-H sensors, and we just adapted to using a full-frame. And for what it's worth, APS-H is still a great example of why smaller sensors can always be better. .

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2020-7-28 07:00

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