paulraymond
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Hey Guys,
I don't have a camera yet but I'm really close to purchasing one.
Anyways, I have chosen the D7000.
The only characteristic that kind of bothers me is that it has a 24mmx16mm senor, it's not a full frame 35mm sensor.
Now, the camera is going to be used for taking photo's of my favorite soccer players for my new blog at From The Stands.
Now, because the D7000 is not a "full frame sensor" but what I would like to call a "Crop Sensor", is this the camera I should be investing in.
From what I've read so far about the difference in the two (35mm vs 24mm) is that it could work to my advantage because I'll be in the stands zooming into my object which would give me an additional 1.5 on my focal length.
I've read that when you look into the view finder of a camera that has a "crop sensor", I'm automatically getting a x1.5 adjusted view.
should I be worried about this??
I have a feeling I should be worried about it when I'm at the top of the stadium and want to shoot down at the event, that is where I could have a problem.
but at the same time, I don't think it's that much of a justifiable excuse to purchase the full frame.
Let me know..
I don't have a camera yet but I'm really close to purchasing one.
Anyways, I have chosen the D7000.
The only characteristic that kind of bothers me is that it has a 24mmx16mm senor, it's not a full frame 35mm sensor.
Now, the camera is going to be used for taking photo's of my favorite soccer players for my new blog at From The Stands.
Now, because the D7000 is not a "full frame sensor" but what I would like to call a "Crop Sensor", is this the camera I should be investing in.
From what I've read so far about the difference in the two (35mm vs 24mm) is that it could work to my advantage because I'll be in the stands zooming into my object which would give me an additional 1.5 on my focal length.
I've read that when you look into the view finder of a camera that has a "crop sensor", I'm automatically getting a x1.5 adjusted view.
should I be worried about this??
I have a feeling I should be worried about it when I'm at the top of the stadium and want to shoot down at the event, that is where I could have a problem.
but at the same time, I don't think it's that much of a justifiable excuse to purchase the full frame.
Let me know..