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Originally Posted by winders
I am not even sure what your point is....
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Clearly. Too simple a point, apparently.
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Originally Posted by winders
You can get the the exact same image on a full frame sensor as you do on a crop sensor. You just need the appropriate (longer) focal length. ....
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Sure.
To simplify, imagine a pinhole camera...
Any given field of view thru that focal point contains
x lumens.... Those lumens can be 'projected' to a sensor array, or negative, or even a wall. The total amount of light passing is constant thru that field of view, but the lux is not. As the 'projection' behind the lens widens, the lux drops off. So, you can either have intense brightness on a small sensor array, close to the focal point, or a proportionately less brightness on a larger sensor array, which would have to be further from the focal point. (which one is better for low light situations?)
So I am just saying that bigger sensor elements is not a very compelling reason to go to a FF camera. Besides, if you get the FF then you'll just be jonez'n for a medium format 60Megapixel Hasselblad. :-/