chengpenguin
Senior Member
I think what the "some people" was trying to tell you is that FF bodies make full use of the L-lenses, instead of crop bodies using only partial of the L-lenses.
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I think what the "some people" was trying to tell you is that FF bodies make full use of the L-lenses, instead of crop bodies using only partial of the L-lenses.
akrapovic600
Member
7D for the 8fps..
eleveninth
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chengpenguin
Senior Member
It's just like wearing spectacles... you buy a bigger spectacle frame, you can see more of the world. You buy a smaller frame, you see less of the world. But the world is still the same right?
Similarly... the lens is THIS big. You use small sensor, you only use part of the lens. You use full frame, you make full use of the lens.
It's this simple...
lioneldude
Senior Member
TS I think you have to read it carefully. If you don't understand what is the size of the sensor, getting a full frame only leads you the wrong way.
If you want to shoot F1, I recommend u get the 7D (1.6x APS-C crop sensor) but it comes with better focus tracking capabilities and 8 fps.
Alternatively, you join workshops and outings catered towards sports photography.
If you want to shoot F1, I recommend u get the 7D (1.6x APS-C crop sensor) but it comes with better focus tracking capabilities and 8 fps.
Alternatively, you join workshops and outings catered towards sports photography.
Kenneth67C
New Member
Firstly, 50D is not Full Frame, but it is APS-C.
Canon has 3 sensor formats in their DSLR market, namely full frame, aps-h, and aps-c.
Image from http://www.digital-photography-school.com/full-frame-sensor-vs-crop-sensor-which-is-right-for-you
What everyone is trying to explain to you is:
L and EF lenses allow light to reach the entire black rectangle area. They are built bigger (more glass) to allow the full frame (36x24mm) sensor to be exposed.
EFS lenses are built smaller because they are only designed for the smaller green frame area. They are a "crop" version of the full frame, and that's where the term "crop" is derived.
Obviously the L and EF lenses can be used on crop bodies (so long as the lens mount fits) because they are built bigger than the APSC sensor (22.3x14.9mm), but the APSC sensor only uses the inner circle of the lens.
Other than effective weather-seal when using L lens on Pro bodies, all EOS can use any EF L lens.
BaneMKII
New Member
From what i can see, you know almost next to nothing about cameras.
You don't know what sets the L lenses apart from normal lenses.
You don't know whats the difference between a FF and a crop sensor.
You don't know what is "fps".
You simply want a FF camera because someone tells you it's good and makes L lenses do "special" stuff.
Do you shoot in Auto mode all the way? I have a strong feeling that you do.
If so, I highly suggest you do some intensive homework before getting another camera.
But of course if and I quote, "Price is not an important key to me.", then perhaps I'd suggest the 1DsMK3 or wait for the rumored-about-to-launch-state-of-the-art-and-whatnot 5DMK3.
You don't know what sets the L lenses apart from normal lenses.
You don't know whats the difference between a FF and a crop sensor.
You don't know what is "fps".
You simply want a FF camera because someone tells you it's good and makes L lenses do "special" stuff.
Do you shoot in Auto mode all the way? I have a strong feeling that you do.
If so, I highly suggest you do some intensive homework before getting another camera.
But of course if and I quote, "Price is not an important key to me.", then perhaps I'd suggest the 1DsMK3 or wait for the rumored-about-to-launch-state-of-the-art-and-whatnot 5DMK3.
BaneMKII said:
I guess everyone start off with a good cam n learn to fully function it afterthen.
I'm just trying to gain more knowledge n don wish to buy another cam again if I bought a cam which I can't get what I wan.
Guess your reply seem fustrated on my Q.
FYI, I'm here like everyone as a newbie to learn n become a Pro. Not here to get lecture in order to learn.
No one are born to walk PLS!!!
lioneldude
Senior Member
Well said!
Even if u were given a 1D mark III/IV, if you don't know how to shoot sports, like set shutter, focusing mode, focus sensitivity, etc u wont get basic shots u need. If u don't know how to anticipate moments, u will miss all the good shots.
Money doesn't s
Even if u were given a 1D mark III/IV, if you don't know how to shoot sports, like set shutter, focusing mode, focus sensitivity, etc u wont get basic shots u need. If u don't know how to anticipate moments, u will miss all the good shots.
Money doesn't s
lioneldude
Senior Member
Money doesn't solve your problems. No one is lecturing you. What you need to do is learn first. If your friends are not into cameras, attend courses or workshops.
Maybe you need a simple upgrade from your current 350D. I recommend the 50D as a second hand, good enough.
50D 1.6 crop, 6.3fps.
Maybe you need a simple upgrade from your current 350D. I recommend the 50D as a second hand, good enough.
50D 1.6 crop, 6.3fps.
Well... how long have you been using your 350D and how well have you understand it?
I've used 350D for many years and its not a lousy camera at all
I think what most guys here are trying to tell you is not to jump into the buying craze before even understanding the basic.
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Pr0t0type said:Well... how long have you been using your 350D and how well have you understand it?
I think what most guys here are trying to tell you is not to jump into the buying craze before evening understanding the basic.
Been using it for 5 yrs n it about time to change as it been long already and also it has many hair line already.
So that e reason I wanna get a new n good of all to learn.
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