Full Frame?
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JiujitsuDrift
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WTF is a full frame sensor?
Ok I feel like an asshole cause I didn't see this is in the photo forum. My bad. I will now sit in the corner and bang my head..until I die. Thank you.
Ok I feel like an asshole cause I didn't see this is in the photo forum. My bad. I will now sit in the corner and bang my head..until I die. Thank you.
its camera talk....
these kinda cameras....
these kinda cameras....
hayabusa03rx
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If its what fits your needs go for it. Canon sadly doesn't have any FF cameras with a high fps, so they didn't work for me, but you can basically shoot in the dark and still get a great shot with little noise.
Both crop and FF have their place.
Both crop and FF have their place.
why do you need fast frame rates?
i haven't seen work from you where you need it.
going fullframe is a big step
just ask yourself why do you need fullframe
advantages:
quality
iso capabilities
sharper images
etc
disadvantages:
cost
buying new lenses
image size
but full frame and crop sensors are for different things
crop sensors are amazing for sports and everyday pictures where you need the extra focal length
and full frame is awesome to have for the ISO, and the image quality.
and full frame cameras have better lens packages
sports shooters say this crop>full frame
portrait photographer say this full frame>crop
i say full frame>crop
hayabusa03rx
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I don't even post up a 1/4 of the work I do here anymore. Hell I really don't post my work up online much anymore unless its events or a friends car shoot.
Weddings that I've shot where they are doing the guarder toss or the bouquet and I fill up my buffer right at the peak of the action. Same with baptisms where right at the peak of the action my buffer is full right when they are pulling them out of the water. Night drift events where I was shooting at iso1600 in raw I would get about 5 shots off with the XT before I'd fill the buffer.
