12-07-2024 07:04 AM - last edited on 12-07-2024 03:27 PM by Tiffany
Hi. I’m shopping a new csmera entry level enthusiast as you know from my recent posts. Stuck between an R10 and an R8.
no matter the camera I buy, but especially if I choose crop sensor Someone told me I should be sure to get a lens that is an F2.8 lens in addition to the kit lens.— that this lens is good for sports, low light, and close-ups—so would this lens on APS-C body compensate for the smaller size sensor?
Is full frame going to be obsolete in 5 years?
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12-08-2024 03:16 PM
someone just suggested, if I need to contain the budget (check is not exactly blank) then get the R10 with full frame lenses.... so that I'd have the crop sensor camera until I can get a full frame body... and could get little bit of the best of both worlds... will be interesting to see what the vendor event delivers on that question.
12-08-2024 04:15 PM
That was me KMR and the 24-240 will work nicely on your R10 if you decide to go with that body. The FOV for that lens would be 40-385mm on a APS-C (crop sensor) camera. And down the road if/when you go full frame you will already have glass for the full frame body. A crop sensor APS-C lens, while it will work on a full frame camera the MP will be drastically reduce so the reverse isn't exactly true.
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