I'm going to buy a Nikon Full Frame ... but I suspect I'm not going to make a big step.
Mainly because I shoot with very high ISO (mainly to get a luminous background) .. and lately I'm looking to get a softer / luminous look ... so I'm hoping to get more elasticity in the shadows without blowing the backgrounds...
For curiosity I went back and got 4 pictures made with all the cameras I had ( have .. Nikon D90, D3200, D5100, D7000)
all from different ages, prices and Nikon "lines",Pixel counts ... but all APSC...
Honestly I have the feeling I could have done any of the pictures with any of the cameras...
anyway I never had the chance to use a Full Frame and I want to kill the curiosity, and close that subject in my mind.. but I'm not very hopeful so see a BIG move...
Consumer fever that's what it is
DSC_0008_01 by antonio caseiro, on Flickr
DSC_4533_01 by antonio caseiro, on Flickr
Orthoptera by antonio caseiro, on Flickr
allanctus cinctus 0002 by antonio caseiro, on Flickr
the key for the pictures
in fact the D90 did a great job, considering it's the one with bigger magnification and the most difficult background
Untitled4 by antonio caseiro, on Flickr
4 pictures ... 4 cameras
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4 pictures ... 4 cameras
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Hi;
Buying a FF camera will not bring you miracles.
I tried but I was not happy or I was very used to an APSC camera
Of course you will get better ISO performance, bigger dynamic range etc. but do you need them?
Do you earn money with your camera?
Do you need huge megapixels or better S/N ratios?
You can check the difference on the technical sheets but do they differ insanely in real life shots?
There are lots of videos on youtube comparing crop and FF cameras I suggest you to watch them first then spend big money for a FF camera.
Of course this is my toughts, the choice is yours.
Buying a FF camera will not bring you miracles.
I tried but I was not happy or I was very used to an APSC camera
Of course you will get better ISO performance, bigger dynamic range etc. but do you need them?
Do you earn money with your camera?
Do you need huge megapixels or better S/N ratios?
You can check the difference on the technical sheets but do they differ insanely in real life shots?
There are lots of videos on youtube comparing crop and FF cameras I suggest you to watch them first then spend big money for a FF camera.
Of course this is my toughts, the choice is yours.
Regards.
Omer
Omer