do APS-C cameras tend to have higher pixel density than full frame cameras

Feb 16, 2016 ... Thanks Olly. Just to clarify, what do you mean by 'image circle': radius, diameter or circumference? I don't have any problems with my APS- ... Sep 11, 2024 ... That means that that 20mm lens on an APS-C sensor gives the same image as a 30mm lens would do on Full-Frame. Hence the 'crop -factor' of 1.5. Aug 23, 2023 ... Zoom and magnification. APS-C cameras typically have a crop factor of 1.5 or 1.6 (for Canon). This means that the effect of lenses is different ... Feb 23, 2016 ... meaning the 50mm f/1.8 will give the exposure of a f/1.8 full frame lens, but the depth of field of an f/2.754 lens. May 24, 2016 ... What does the 95% confidence limit mean? If, for example, we have an APS estimate and confidence limit of 63% +/- 0.27%, this means that 19 ... Apr 21, 2018 ... 50mm of APS-C is not big deal, it is just 75mm or 80mm equivalent that is not much of telephoto for many of us routinely shoot 85mm, 100mm, 105mm or 135mm lens ... "This is an ultra-wide lens for APS-C that can do it all. With higher ... 8 CF (CF means cropped frame) is designed as an ultra wide angle zoom lens ... May 22, 2023 ... Most film productions are shot on the Super 35 format, which is about the size of APS-C. ... What does M/A and M mean on a Nikkor 50mm lens? 772 ... May 19, 2022 ... What is a Camera Sensor? Canon camera showing APS-C sensor. The green ... mean it's 'low quality'. These days all new cameras produce ... Nov 1, 2024 ... The APS-C size capture function allows images to be recorded using only the area at the center of the screen that corresponds to the size of an APS-C sensor.