Do you need Full-Frame?
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
- In a world where APS-C cameras and lenses cost less than half of their Full-Frame counterparts, an old question came back to me: Do you really need full-frame? In today's video, we're going to answer that question, along with explaining the difference of full-frame and aps-c sensors and how that affects your images.
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0:00 - Shot on FX30
0:40 - What is the difference between Full-Frame and APS-C?
1:03 - How crop factor affects Focal Length/Compression
2:24 - How crop factor affects Bokeh/Depth of Field
4:04 - How crop factor affects Low Light Performance
5:22 - How crop factor affects Image Quality/Sharpness
6:44 - The cost difference between Full-Frame and APS-C
8:03 - Why I shoot Full-Frame 
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🎯 Key Takeaways!
00:38 📷 Full-frame vs. APS-C: The key difference lies in sensor size, with full-frame sensors being 50% larger than APS-C sensors.
01:47 💸 APS-C cameras offer a cost advantage over full-frame when it comes to achieving longer focal lengths without expensive lenses.
02:29 🌟 Depth of field differences between full-frame and APS-C cameras: APS-C cameras tend to have less blurry backgrounds due to indirectly having larger depth of field.
04:05 🔦 Low-light performance: Full-frame sensors generally outperform APS-C sensors in low-light situations, resulting in less digital noise.
05:28 🖼️ Image quality and sharpness: Full-frame cameras often have higher megapixel counts, offering more detail in photos and videos.
07:07 💡 Cost considerations: APS-C systems are more budget-friendly for beginners, while full-frame systems can offer advantages in certain scenarios.
08:59 🎨 Creativity over gear: Ultimately, the quality of your content is determined by your creativity and vision, not the camera gear you use.
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Great video! The Last 10 seconds is the most important part for all aspiring creatives to hear
Right?? Thanks man!
What an amazing explanation of difference between apsc and full frame. I have banged my head on the wall explaining this to people. From now on I will just share your video. Subscribed!!! Keep the good stuff coming.
Thank you! It was a challenge hitting as many of the points as I could while keeping it concise! Haha
Wish I watched this kind of videos before I fully invested in the FF system 😢 it’s just so bulky and expensive 😔
Let’s goooo! 👏👏🤜That intro was 🔥🔥🔥
Did what I could with what we could shoot 😂 thanks again for the help! More videos featuring Se incoming 🤪
Haha yes!! Great vid David!
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Very well explained! Loved your visual examples. 🙌
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching and commenting 😁
Zero regrets starting off with the a6500. The versatility helped out sooo much and the crop was pretty much unnoticeable.
Exactly!
ayyyy fx30 gang !!!
OMG The river walk on camera felt like I was there!
Awesome video. Subscribed! Question: I’d like to film my solo travel, podcast shows, everyday video, and some photo. Which camera makes most sense ?😊
Honestly, I think the ZV-E1 would be the best if you really want to get some incredible videos. Second option may be a7C II. If you’re trying to save some money then third option would be the a6700 and APS-C lenses. Just my two cents!
Just a note to aspiring videographer out there that the VAST majority of movies and documentaries you have ever seen were shot on a Super35 size sensor, which is close to the size of an aps-c sensor. And the majority of the time, those lenses were shot around f/2.8 to f/4. Just something to think about before deciding whether you need that ultra-shallow depth of field look or not.
This! I know there’s a lot of love around for FF (which I love too) but S35/APS-C shouldn’t be discounted!
I'm starting out in this world of videography, although at the moment I only have the Osmo Pocket 3, but later on I want to upgrade to a camera. Thanks for your opinion. I received a lot of necessary information. 🙏🏻
Really glad to help! OP3 is a great camera though 🙌🏼
Also Yo next year im on the conferences man this year for obvious reasons ill have to take a small step back and make weekly content
Absolutely man, family first! Looking forward to your content!
@@DavidZhou there’s nab in April too I’m going just cause i think it’s in NY
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Is it a hot take to want APS-C lenses to be labeled with their FF equivalent focal length? I know it’s dumb, and there’s a good reason why it is that way, but I switched from my α6400 to the α7C because of that (partially) lol
That is actually the exact conversation I had that sparked the idea for this video lol, we were talking about how it'd be so much easier for APS-C users that way! But yeah, it doooesss make sense since all of those metrics were developed with respect to 35mm film (FF) and it's based on physical attributes of the lens, yaddiyaddah
Oh shit, can you review the 27mm for e mount?
Coming next week 😉
So... Did you guess correctly?
Yes, I do.
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