You would still make the correct exposure for a 1.4 lens however as the physical characteristics of the lens don't change just because you're using it on a camera with a smaller sensor than it was primarily designed for. This means that the edges of your photo will be cropped for a tighter field of view. Since the image circle is larger where it hits the sensor, is there extra light perhaps reflecting/bouncing around I don't notice anything so perhaps this is negligible. It is still a 16mm f1.4 lens but taking the reduced field of view into account it will give the equivalent DoF as an f2 lens - the 16mm f1.4 gives an image result that will be approximately the same as a 24mm f2 lens made for an APS-C camera (on a like for like comparison). TECHNICAL: Full-frame lenses on APS-C cameras is USUALLY bad - YouTube TECHNICAL: Full-frame lenses on APS-C cameras is USUALLY bad Tony & Chelsea Northrup 1.58M subscribers. Since the size of the image capture area of APS-C is reduced from 35mm Full Frame format, then that means that the normal lens focal length is also reduced. I'm curious about any negative effects of using full frame lenses on APS-C body. If you hold it and attach a full-frame compatible lens to an aps-c sensor device. If you have a 'full frame' lens that is a 16mm f1.4 and you use that on an APS-C camera then you will get an equivalent field of view as a 24mm lens (lets say 1.5x as not all APS-C are the same). mm full frame compatible lens show the same place and do the same job. OK let me try, going back to your original question and making a couple of assumptions . When used wide open, do you get the depth of field of a 24mm f1.4, or a 24mm f2? (Or something else?) Since full frame cameras have such large sensors, a wide lens (18mm for instance) will give an extremely wide field of view, especially when compared to a MFT. 24mp down to 16), but I'm not sure about depth of field. Figure 5-5: Whereas a full-frame lens projects a large image circle that will fill the A9 II's frame, the lenses designed for APS-C sensors (bottom) project. When using, for example, a 16mm f1.4 lens on a full frame body, I understand the change to field of view (24mm) and also the reduction in overall image size (e.g.
Hi guys, a hopefully simple question which I've seen conflicting answers on.
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