Canon Lenses on Full Frame vs Crop
Wednesday, December 26, 2007

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mork · 814 weeks ago

thanks!
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Stacy · 813 weeks ago

Great article - I know a lot of people who are confused about the difference between the full frame and crop, and you explained it very clearly.
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Prashad L · 800 weeks ago

I've been looking for a comparison like this for AGES and decided that the much talked about depth of field difference isnt significant enough for me to replace all my lenses and to go full frame.
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Prince Vasquez · 800 weeks ago

Hi,

Great article. Question, what would be better for Macro Photography? A Full Frame or a Crop? I'm talking of capturing insects and those really tiny things with sharp details.

Thanks in advance.

-Prince
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burak · 789 weeks ago

I heard crop has better sharpness against fullframe.. with L lens
fullframe has no focus on corners.. is it better investment buying crop with a very good lens? instead of buying fullframe and using cheap lens

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