Buy now ($1,499): Adorama. aps-c APS-C cameras canon fujifilm nikon Photography professional cameras sony. These APS-C cameras prove that you don't have to drop crazy money on full frame cameras
This familiar size means that standard lenses will produce the angle of view you’d expect if you were shooting with an older film camera. A 50mm lens feels like a 50mm lens on a full-frame camera. Smaller sensor cameras, like those that use APS-C sensors, only capture part of the image circle, which makes the images appear more zoomed-in.No, you can't. This is because a shot at 24mm on a full frame lens and a shot at 24mm on a crop sensor lens will produce exactly the same image if used on the same camera body ( my Sony a6000 ). You simply don't get a crop when using full frame lenses on a crop sensor body. The focal length of any lens will produce the same image on your crop
An APS-C 200mm will have identical fov to a full frame 200mm. The only difference with an APS-C lens is the image circle is designed for an APS-C sized sensor so you get vignetting or dark corners when you mount it on a full frame camera. Crop factor is useful when comparing the field of view between different sized sensors when using a given lens.
The smaller sensor means that every lens reaches further on an APS-C camera than it will on full-frame. As an example, a 400mm lens will become 600mm on a 1.5x crop APS-C camera. And, because the APS-C camera has more megapixels in a smaller area, the images will actually be sharper than a full-frame camera cropping to the same 600mm.