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Photo Phone, APS-C, Full Frame Learn the Language of Crop Factors Mastering Your Camera 3

Photo Phone, Compact, APS-C, Full Frame: Learn the Language of Crop Factors

The phrase “crop factor” (also called “focal length multiplier” or “focal length magnification”) defines a sensor’s size relative to a frame of analog film. But do you know how it influences the way that photos from phones, compacts, and APS-C DSLR cameras look compared to photos from a full-frame camera? There are big differences in the focal length, lens speed, and sharpness.

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