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As we know the crop factor of the sensor is multiplied with the Focal Length of any DSLR Lens. Example 24-70mm of DSLR is equivalent to 35-105mm of 35mm assuming a crop factor of 1.5. But on the…Continue
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Ryan said… Posted on November 1, 2011 at 2:40am 5 Comments 1 Like
As we know the crop factor of the sensor is multiplied with the Focal Length of any DSLR Lens. Example 24-70mm of DSLR is equivalent to 35-105mm of 35mm assuming a crop factor of 1.5.
But on the reverse if we attach an existing 35-105mm aperture 3.5-5.6 lens of 35mm film camera over a DSLR with crop factor 1.5, then, WHAT HAPPENED?
What would be the focal length and what would be the aperture value?
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