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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D7000
Crop Sensor to Full Frame?
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 235103" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>The "size" of a photo has to do with sensor resolution, not sensor size - though they can be related. The D7100 is a 24MP DX camera, and the D600 is a 24MP FX camera. The size of the photo you get from each camera is for all intents and purposes the same. The difference lies in the density of the pixels on the sensors (which effect the amount of light information gathers) and the observed focal length of the lens used. A 35mm on a DX camera has the equivalent focal length of a 52mm on a FX camera. Were you to shoot the same photo from the same location with a 35mm on a D7100 and a 52mm on a D600 the photos would be virtually identical.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 235103, member: 9240"] The "size" of a photo has to do with sensor resolution, not sensor size - though they can be related. The D7100 is a 24MP DX camera, and the D600 is a 24MP FX camera. The size of the photo you get from each camera is for all intents and purposes the same. The difference lies in the density of the pixels on the sensors (which effect the amount of light information gathers) and the observed focal length of the lens used. A 35mm on a DX camera has the equivalent focal length of a 52mm on a FX camera. Were you to shoot the same photo from the same location with a 35mm on a D7100 and a 52mm on a D600 the photos would be virtually identical. [/QUOTE]
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