This is probably going to be a really dumb question, but I am going to ask anyway. I just bought my first dslr camera, the 70d, and it's all a bit overwhelming for a newbie. I intend on buying one of the DVD sets that explains the cameras features but in the meantime, the one thing I haven't been able to find in the manual or by clicking through the cameras menu is this, and it's my dumb question;
I will use this camera for wildlife photography and while watching the numerous camera review videos before I made my purchase I heard where they kept talking about how this camera has a crop sensor of 1.6x and by using this feature it would turn a 255mm lens into a 408mm lens? Ok, so is this a feature you turn off and on or is this camera just always using this crop sensor? And I think crop sensor was the correct term?
Dee
previous camera - Nikon CoolPix
new camera - Canon 70D
new to the dslr world, have a lot to learn
