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As you would if you were using 16mm on a crop body or full frame in APS-C modeYes because you are standing at 24mm on FF distance.
As you would if you were using 16mm on a crop body or full frame in APS-C modeYes because you are standing at 24mm on FF distance.
You also need to change depth of field to get them to match as well. And a host of other attributes.That's kind of saying the same thing, unfortunately when cropping we do use the wrong term and it should be field of view, however field of view is controlled a result of focal length so the terms are used interchangeably. That's why a 16mm on APS-C looks like 24mm on full frame etc etc
That’s an attribute of the camera to subject distance so if you’re shooting at say 24mm on FF and 16mm on crop body/in crop mode you’ll be stood in the same place to get the same framing and therefore depth of field will be the same (assuming you’re using the equivalent aperture).You also need to change depth of field to get them to match as well. And a host of other attributes.
Anyone asked for any new equipment for Christmas?
I've got a peak design travel tripod from Santa, haven't asked for anything elsAnyone asked for any new equipment for Christmas?
The short answer is yes using the A7R IV will give smaller file sizes in APS-C mode than using it in FF mode. This will work great for teles as you want as much reach as you want, so 350mm on APS-C mode will give the effective focal length/FOV as a 525mm lens. However, when using wide angle lenses you don't really want to be in APS-C mode as it narrows down the field of view, therefore you'll want it in FF mode and the large file sizes that come with it. Of course, you can use compressed raw which makes the file size smaller without any real noticeable loss of IQ in the real world, and of course jpeg which is smaller still.Thanks everyone. My problem is the weight of the larger lens when I go on a plane. Long story short. I have a Sony A73 FF that I love. Also a Tamron 150-500, that I also love, but the Tamron 150-500 (light as it is compared to the Sony's was still a lump to carry on a plane). So I bought the sony 70-350 lens and a Sony A6400 camera. I then put the same settings on both cameras. Then using the 70-350 (yes it's not FF) on both cameras. I took several photos of the same object with the A73 in FF mode (yes the edge was gone), but most of the rest was there. I took several photos in APS-C mode, and several photos with the A6400. As I say all same settings, and the lens set at 350mm. I then picked the best photo from all three ways of shooting. Then with a crop only on the object, I found the best picture was the A73 in FF, then the A73 in APS-C mode and lastly the A6400. So reading a lot on line if I get a bigger MP camera I can take photos of birds and sunsets (for instance) with the Sony 70-350mm as a telephoto lens, and with a crop get almost the same or similar quality as I get with the Tamron 150-500. But it will be a lot lighter. In the UK I will use the Tamron 150-500. But I am worried about to many MPs taking up HD space, hence I am hoping the APS-C setting on the Sony A7R IV will have lower size photo's, whilest using it in telephoto. Complicated I know, not perfect, but it will be so much lighter to take abroad and still give me a degree of telephoto.
I forgot to mention above, when I had the A7R IV one way I reduced file size was to covert them to .dng using Adobe's DNG converter, the .dng files were noticeably smaller than the .arw files with no difference in quality or processing maleability from the testing I did.Thanks everyone. My problem is the weight of the larger lens when I go on a plane. Long story short. I have a Sony A73 FF that I love. Also a Tamron 150-500, that I also love, but the Tamron 150-500 (light as it is compared to the Sony's was still a lump to carry on a plane). So I bought the sony 70-350 lens and a Sony A6400 camera. I then put the same settings on both cameras. Then using the 70-350 (yes it's not FF) on both cameras. I took several photos of the same object with the A73 in FF mode (yes the edge was gone), but most of the rest was there. I took several photos in APS-C mode, and several photos with the A6400. As I say all same settings, and the lens set at 350mm. I then picked the best photo from all three ways of shooting. Then with a crop only on the object, I found the best picture was the A73 in FF, then the A73 in APS-C mode and lastly the A6400. So reading a lot on line if I get a bigger MP camera I can take photos of birds and sunsets (for instance) with the Sony 70-350mm as a telephoto lens, and with a crop get almost the same or similar quality as I get with the Tamron 150-500. But it will be a lot lighter. In the UK I will use the Tamron 150-500. But I am worried about to many MPs taking up HD space, hence I am hoping the APS-C setting on the Sony A7R IV will have lower size photo's, whilest using it in telephoto. Complicated I know, not perfect, but it will be so much lighter to take abroad and still give me a degree of telephoto.
I forgot to mention above, when I had the A7R IV one way I reduced file size was to covert them to .dng using Adobe's DNG converter, the .dng files were noticeably smaller than the .arw files with no difference in quality or processing maleability from the testing I did.
Great idea, thank you.I forgot to mention above, when I had the A7R IV one way I reduced file size was to covert them to .dng using Adobe's DNG converter, the .dng files were noticeably smaller than the .arw files with no difference in quality or processing maleability from the testing I did.
Interesting ideaI forgot to mention above, when I had the A7R IV one way I reduced file size was to covert them to .dng using Adobe's DNG converter, the .dng files were noticeably smaller than the .arw files with no difference in quality or processing maleability from the testing I did.
I used to batch convert when. had the A7RIV, now I have the A1 I shoot in lossless compressed so converting to .dng has little effect.Interesting idea
Do you batch convert all your files?
I guess it's too late for my imports from more than 10 years now.
I just wish all camera manufacturers would do DNG out of the camera like pentax or Leica
Ahh yes, maybe I should have said my testing was done in Lightroom, I can't say how they work with non adobe productsHaving used dng conversion for several years, I find that although the base data is the same, the file as interpreted by some software will look different and require different adjustments. dng files didn't seem to carry over the 'system' adjustments, so opening ARW and dng format images in On1 gave different starting points.
Ah ok you meant DNG was smaller than uncompressed RAWI used to batch convert when. had the A7RIV, now I have the A1 I shoot in lossless compressed so converting to .dng has little effect.
How do you think i feel, grey water grey sky grey trees grey air and grey boats good practice though i do like trying to capture these things.
I think the tones are great in this.
Been doing a bit of research and thought these might helpThanks everyone. My problem is the weight of the larger lens when I go on a plane. Long story short. I have a Sony A73 FF that I love. Also a Tamron 150-500, that I also love, but the Tamron 150-500 (light as it is compared to the Sony's was still a lump to carry on a plane). So I bought the sony 70-350 lens and a Sony A6400 camera. I then put the same settings on both cameras. Then using the 70-350 (yes it's not FF) on both cameras. I took several photos of the same object with the A73 in FF mode (yes the edge was gone), but most of the rest was there. I took several photos in APS-C mode, and several photos with the A6400. As I say all same settings, and the lens set at 350mm. I then picked the best photo from all three ways of shooting. Then with a crop only on the object, I found the best picture was the A73 in FF, then the A73 in APS-C mode and lastly the A6400. So reading a lot on line if I get a bigger MP camera I can take photos of birds and sunsets (for instance) with the Sony 70-350mm as a telephoto lens, and with a crop get almost the same or similar quality as I get with the Tamron 150-500. But it will be a lot lighter. In the UK I will use the Tamron 150-500. But I am worried about to many MPs taking up HD space, hence I am hoping the APS-C setting on the Sony A7R IV will have lower size photo's, whilest using it in telephoto. Complicated I know, not perfect, but it will be so much lighter to take abroad and still give me a degree of telephoto.
I think the tones are great in this.
I was surprised at the moire on the A1, I've not encountered that yet.From the rumor site.
The Chinese are coming...
And that couple look at A9III raws...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVetCBCvCdI
Nice, all I can say is it's a beastA new to me A1 turned up today, really looking forward to seeing what this can do with the 200-600 as was so impressed with the A6700
thank you, I look forward to getting out soon when this weather brightens up! It feels like its not stopped raining on Exmoor since July !Nice, all I can say is it's a beast
Same here, worst year I can rememberthank you, I look forward to getting out soon when this weather brightens up! It feels like its not stopped raining on Exmoor since July !
Same here, worst year I can remember
Without doubt 2023 has been by far the worst year of my life and sadly it'll continue into 2024.
Same here.
It's been some time since I contributed to the thread, so here's a few from recent months. All photos with A7iii & Sony 200-600mm
1: Bearded Tit (male)
DSC01604-Edit-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
2: Waxwing
DSC03686-Edit-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
3: Bearded Tit (male and female)
DSC01541-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
4: Nuthatch
DSC02250-Edit-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
5: Long Tailed Tit
DSC03464-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
6: Reed Bunting
DSC03401-Edit-3 by A Andrades, on Flickr
7: Robin
DSC04847-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
8: Marsh Tit
DSC05123-Edit by A Andrades, on Flickr
That looks very good to me.
What is the glitch?
I can see duplicated people but I actually quite like that
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Yes it’s the duplicated people that I didn’t spot until I’d finished editing the overall picture, made me smile when I saw it.