Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Crop sensor trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Some Cameras have crop sensors.
Mm crop sensor and full-frame SLRs have an aspect ratio of 3:2.
Your camera, depending if it is full frame, or crop sensor.
For example, a Nikon APS-C crop sensor has a 1.5x multiplier.
Remember that something that is wide on a full frame camerawill have a different effect on one with a crop sensor.
Canon's crop sensor cameras have a crop factor of 1.6.
You can check out other differences between full-frame and crop sensor cameras here.
It's a DX lens, so it's made for crop sensor cameras, and ED is Nikon's top glass quality.
Talking about the camera sensors, two of the most commonlyused terms are‘full frame' and‘crop sensor'.
In general, full frame lenses will work on crop sensor cameras while the reverse is not true.
When it comes to sensor sizes, the two terms mostused to classify them are“full frame” and“crop sensor”.
Professional photographers often use 58mm lenses on a crop sensor- around 85mm on full frame- to shoot portraits.
Talking about sensor sizes of digital cameras,the two terms we use to classify them are full frame and crop sensor.
If you have a crop sensor, using this 100 mm full frame lens will give you a focal length of 160 mm on a Canon DSLR(150 mm on Nikon).
For example, a 5D III has a 22.3 megapixel full framesensor while the T7i has a 24.2 megapixel crop sensor.
Going for all the reach I can muster gearwise- crop sensor 1.5x factor plus 1.4x teleconverter and 500mm lens and it's still not enough.
As I mentioned above,full frame sensors get used in professional cameras while crop sensors get used in consumer cameras.
An aspect ratio used by 35mm crop sensor and full-frame SLRs, some Leica medium format cameras, mirrorless cameras, high end compacts and most 35mm film cameras.
Typically, zoom lenses(with focal variable) have a f/ 2.8 diaphragm upwards, except for Sigma's 18-35 f/ 1.8 lens-but this is a lens for crop sensor devices.
These APS-C(crop sensor) cameras are compact, but powerful, pieces of equipment that are good for people who want to take excellent photos but don't want to haul around a heavy DSLR.
Its light weight and compact size are obviously a major benefit, and one might think of using it as a walk-around prime on a APS-C type body(the lens gives you a40mm equivalent field of view with 1.6x crop sensors).
These APS-C(crop sensor) cameras are compact but powerful and good for people who want to take excellent photos but don't want to haul around a heavy DSLR or full frame mirrorless camera.
Being a budget-friendly camera, the 6D lacked some of the features that higher-endCanon full frame models(and some higher-end crop sensor models) sported, like an articulating touchscreen and live view autofocusing.
If you use an APS-C(so called“crop sensor”) DSLR, then you need to multiply the focal length by 1.5(Nikon, Fuji, or Sony crop sensor) or 1.6(Canon crop sensor) in order to get the equivalent focal length.
I would be lying if I said that afull frame camera wasn't better than a cropped sensor.
My first cropped sensor camera coupled with a long consumer zoom lens drove me nuts.
If you have a cropped sensor camera, that“normal” lens becomes a telephoto.
For cropped sensor cameras a lens around 10-22mm or 12-24mm is perfect, and for full frame sensor cameras, a lens around 16-35 mm will do the job.
Personally, I find that the 85mm on a full frame camera andthe 50mm on a cropped sensor to be the optimal portrait lengths.
For the latter, it covers a focal length range equivalent to 105-300mm on a Nikon body or 112 to 320mm with Canon's cropped sensor DSLRs.