Yes, of course I knew that! What I meant was, just as in the DSLR days when EF and EF-S lenses would work on an EF-S mount, now the single RF mount will accommodate both RF and RF-S lenses. Back in the DSLR days, one could not physically put an EF-S lens on a EF camera body because the lenses projected too far back into an APS-C body. and fouled the mirror. Now, one can put EF-S lenses (via an EF-RF adapter) and (as I understand it) even some RF-S lenses onto the FF bodies, but those lenses will not project an image onto the whole FF sensor, thus reducing the Field of Capture to that of an APS-C sensor.
cheers, TREVOR
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