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difference between full frame and Cropped
Can any oone see from a Photo if it was takedn with a
full frame sensor or cropped sensor?Just bu looking at the photo?
Same foe filming, can any one see if asomething is filmed with a small or full sensr, just by seeing the video.
I always wanted to know this….
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There are differences in how the background looks and how the background falls off between the 2 types of sensors. The difference is most pronounced when comparing cameras side-by-side. In a normal sequence of images I think it would be challenging to differentiate between full and cropped sensors (though I’m sure some on here will disagree with me). I don’t think the differences are all that extreme between the 2, but there are differences.
And also remember that there are many types of “crop” sensors – Super35, Super16, Micro Four-Thirds, etc. All of these sensor will act and react to light a bit differently when compared with each other and when compared with a full frame camera. I think Zack at Ded Pixel was right that there’s not that much of a difference nowadays like there was: https://dedpxl.com/crop-or-crap-math-or-moment/
Ryan Holmes
http://www.ryanholmes.me
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Yes, its a very interesting question I thought as well.
I can tell if you put to photos next to eachother (I think I could, haha).
But even then , if the full frame is shot at F22, hmmm,
But The real question I have is: if there is nothing to compare,
Just one Pic…. or one video…. with no tecjnical info, would a normal profesional be able to see if it is shot on cropped sensor?
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[Ali Quintana] “Just one Pic…. or one video…. with no tecjnical info, would a normal profesional be able to see if it is shot on cropped sensor?”
Possible – sure. Probable – I don’t think so. I’m sure a master DP would have a shot. The rest of us not so much.
Just my humble opinion though….
Ryan Holmes
http://www.ryanholmes.me
@CutColorPost
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