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 Topic: Changes |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 176 |
 Forum: SONY Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:40 pm Subject: Changes |
| lens that is captured by the camera. For 35mm film photography, this area is 36mm by 24mm. Note that if you change the area captured, the field of view also changes. | |
| Topic: Format |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 178 |
Forum: SONY Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:40 pm Subject: Format |
| For example, using a 50mm lens on an APS format camera yields a very different field of view than using 50mm lens on a medium format camera. | |
| Topic: Particulr gifts |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 159 |
Forum: SONY Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:39 pm Subject: Particulr gifts |
| For many years, amateur photographers who used 35mm film and no other systems became accustomed to associating particular focal lengths with particular fields of view. | |
| Topic: What is a "35mm equivalent" focal length? |
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| idea Replies: 0 Views: 149 |
Forum: SONY Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:39 pm Subject: What is a "35mm equivalent" focal length? |
| Every lens has a focal length which is a physical property of the lens. Once the lens is made, this cannot be changed. The field of view associated with a lens will be a function of the area projected | |
| Topic: Based promises |
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| idea Replies: 1 Views: 172 |
Forum: SONY Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 6:39 pm Subject: Based promises |
| If you are seriously considering getting an extended warranty, be sure to read the fine print carefully. Don't believe that particular situations are covered based only upon a salesman's promises. | |
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