Secret Camera Trick?!?!

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[@pkasra]

Next lesson: - What is cropping

[@pkasra]

@Indhex Both methods almost do the same thing. Except cropping in post gives you more to work on, and you get to keep the original image.

[@pkasra]

@Indhex Of course. But if there's going to be a crop, I'd rather do it in post, not from the camera, which is basically a digital zoom in a way.

[@KevKev1619]

I use to have a A6000 with a LA-EA2 adapter for a 70-200mm f2.8 tamron, it scores big time that young photographers hasn't released that there's these adapters for older lenses

[@lucidloki2814]

When you walk across the room letting one rip

[@lukeItsAmeMArio]

​@@pkasraso crop mean something like digital zoom?

[@SpaghettiniFiveMillion]

You don't need a 400mm lens! Just crop the picture 16 times!

[@adilverdi]

Yes! all those idiots paying $$$ for the telephoto lens.😂

[@alfarizi2179]

💀

[@Kuhfladensammler]

The 1 pixel you'll get will look surreal!

[@HeelHookHoopla]

What a bro

[@lurker668]

😂

[@MoreData-hz8hm]

Megapixels hate this one simple trick

[@we5tbevryertyv]

This is the best comment I’ve ever seen on the entire Internet.

[@akjefferykizer]

Bot reply. Be original

[@darthsnarf]

Almost every dslr is existence has more MP than anyone needs unless your a professional photographer

[@marcusamancio8302]

Hahahahahahahahq

[@LlamaCraft]

​@@darthsnarfit's not about need. the more the better.

[@JeffSpeers]

Cool, you showed him how to make his 30MP EOS R turn into a 12MP camera.

[@Dave_Andre]

still usable

[@JeffSpeers]

@@Dave_Andre yes, still usable, but pointless to put in 1.6 crop mode and lose almost 2/3 of your pixels. Crop afterwards. Any kind of changes you make like horizon adjustments, tilt adjustments etc….you are going to end up with even less than 12.

[@Huba_ha]

Enough for social media

[@charlesjames9783]

@@JeffSpeersI thought it was just me. I agree with you. You also can’t change the angle of view by using crop mode. Wider lenses introduce more angle distortion. That’s why 85mm is considered a portrait lens. Less angular distortion in the face.

[@diremooninite]

Same resolution though

[@rundllx3228]

He showed you the fancy pants equivalent to digital zoom

[@wantchips2028]

Not really, its still optical zoom, just using a little less of your sensor for a tighter image

[@lucianoag999]

It is exactly digital zoom. Optical would be changing the focal length of the lens by changing the light path within it… what happens in zoom lenses. Cropping = digital zoom.

[@alphaxfang]

​@@wantchips2028nope that is digital crop in camera, if you crop you only use some of the sensor because you remove the unwanted picture...

[@alexw.5995]

that's what it is .... not more, not less

[@derrickspencer5615]

@@wantchips2028absolutely incorrect. This is digital zoom. There is no optical component zooming.

[@dislikebutton1718]

“Thats so cool” continues to shoot in 24mm

[@JesusChristSaves.]

😅

[@caviestcaveman8691]

Says + 1.6crop sooooo

[@hotchittos3995]

Yes it’s a 24mm but when u take cropped images it zooms so it technically is 34mm

[@daspedal2730]

„…to be like 38mm“ look and listen. He put it in words in the middle of ur screen.🫣

[@im_mihaimihai]

😂

[@acarrascoy]

Next lesson: if your picture comes up too dark you can brighten it on your computer

[@nadie9795]

😂😂😂😂

[@Nonixification]

I cropped my pictures from 33mp to 1mp, my lens is 2000mm now, great

[@wngdhssr]

HAHAHAHA exactly

[@oh-noe]

still more than my 3ds 0.3mp camera

[@kingdreyer3033]

no, it’s all digital crop, it wakes 1000x more sense to crop in post

[@voskresenie-]

except you can't see the final shot as you're taking it if you do it in post

[@AlexDeLarge1]

​@@voskresenie- But you get the flexibility of choosing what you want the final shot to be.

[@kingdreyer3033]

so? its so much better to see the full frame then crop@@voskresenie-

[@souljaboy.6668]

yeah buddy thats what cropping is@@AlexDeLarge1

[@dct124]

It doesn't. It only makes sense if you don't know how to make decisions. Get the shot in camera especially if you have enough pixels to throw away. Guess what? If you have a 12mp or 10mp camera, that's plenty of pixels to 2x or even 4x crop in camera via DX mode. If you're unaware many sports photographers used DX mode during the Olympics when it was introduced on the D3 and guess what, they still made high quality prints for magazines, trading cards, online, broadcast, bill boards, and posters using 6mp, 5mp, or even 2.5mp files. What modern day photographers lack is INTENTION. Know what you want, and shoot it. Don't wait for photoshop or LR.

[@KodakYuKnwDat]

When you bought that fancy full frame as your first camera because all the KZbinrs told you to

[@mikitoburrito]

i can, get this, CROP?!?!?! WOAHHHH!!!

[@Repus89]

When two people who don't know photography have a conversation

[@PhazonBlaxor]

😂

[@Suko1983]

Like most of us

[@wngdhssr]

​@@Suko1983speak for yourself buddy

[@vini_atsitab]

i was looking for this comment

[@vilmos1584]

Lol bro just reinvented the "150x digital zoom" buzz from the 2000s.

[@ziks4103]

Remember. If you got a 24mega pixel full frame and use the apsc or super zoom mode. They will be reduced to 10 megapixels. Doesnt mean you cant get amazing pics. Just to keep that in mind with whatever motive you choose

[@martynpongener3074]

When you skip photography theory class.

[@PWingert1966]

When you're a consumer and just want pretty pictures but think theory is for nerds!

[@cautionxhostility]

Yea ur the worst they’re having fun and are proud of their pics

[@wngdhssr]

​@@PWingert1966yeah EXACTLY, youre a dirty casual consumer. A normie, the average peasant. Thanks for proving my point :D

[@wngdhssr]

​@@cautionxhostilitymeaning being ignorant and happy ? Yeah how disgusting, to know is to suffer, to carry the burden..nothing can be perfected without suffering.

[@athmaid]

​@@wngdhssr* guy crops in digitally * you: to know is to suffer!! Touch some grass my guy

[@RighteousDread]

Never been happier to see my favorite building with my favorite vibe of my home. Nice shot.

[@outpacer_ca]

Cropping in on a sensor does not really change the focal length, it just crops out the pixels which you can do in post. a real 38mm would have a different background compression than a 24mm. so its kind of gimmicky

[@Av987]

No it wouldn’t. Zooming in by cropping has the exact same background compression as using a lens with the equivalent focal length. Changing the sensor crop does affect depth of fields tho.

[@outpacer_ca]

@@Av987 No

[@Av987]

@@outpacer_ca yes, look it up if you don't believe me

[@athmaid]

​​​@@outpacer_castop perpetuating this myth please. You can test it for yourself, the perceived difference lies in distortion characteristics, depth of field, etc. Any differences in "background compression" come from you taking the photo from further back. If you take the photo from the exact same spot on 24mm and say 70mm and you crop into the 24mm one, all the angles and object sizes will be the same

[@omermagen824]

Its useful when shooting with a crop lens! With the R mount you can use crop lenses even on FF bodies, but you only get the center of the sensor exposed. So with this setting you automatically crop to the exposed APSC size area of the sensor. Neat!

[@max-S]

A crop is something that you can also do in post-production.

[@koobs4549]

with scissors 😂

[@patrigdon4205]

I wish i had the time to go do this. I really do enjoy doing this. I have so many ideas of what/where to shoot. Im obsesseed with graffiti too. If i didnt have to work full time, i swear id travel the states and then eventually the world taking the best photos i could of railyards and buildings, etc. Would be so fun. Truly.

[@jessegamingtv2146]

It's a cool feature, but keep in mind the quality of the picture is slightly diminished compared if you got a lens or a camera that was standard at that level.

[@dandandan18]

Most of you missing the point. It's not just about the usable pixels/ resolution. It's more about how you compose your subject, cause you're very limited in post to modify the composition. Sure, it doesn't entirely replicate the FOV and DOF of a dedicated lens, but it's still useful and is easier to replicate in post. It's just like editing a clip to be black and white vs shooting directly in mono where you'll be able to readily see how a scene is composed. Again, you can replicate in post, but limited if at all possible.

[@AliasA1]

I have little issue visualizing what a cropped or b/w photo would look like while looking at the uncropped or color version. I guess this might help to push you if you're struggling with creativity or visualization skills in the moment. If this is really what it's about, I guess camera manufacturers should add these modes as visualizers for the viewfinder and just save the unedited version on the card, like shooting raw.

[@CalzNL]

I guess people just get triggered when a simple well known camera feature is posted as "secret camera trick" for views. That he didnt read the manual does not make it secret.

[@user-kj5en4hz6c]

you are missing the point in how dumb this is

[@joshmdmd]

this is quite possibly the stupidest thing i've read this month. you can crop after taking the photo and you have much much more flexibility on the composition instead of being limited on changes afterwards.

[@user-kj5en4hz6c]

@@joshmdmd this is the profound mental deficiency of camera content creators. they aren't making real art for a reason.

[@Seanvandeusen]

I’d only recommend doing this if you’re using a lens meant for a crop sensor via an adapter. I believe that’s what the option is there for. You’ll see your composition without the vignetting and I believe it’ll save those photos as jpeg while keeping the full sensor file. The only downside is knowing half your megapixels. But this is a great option for those vintage lens owners that pair it with a much higher megapixel camera. Either way it doesn’t hurt to play with it. And seeing most people take photos for the joy of it and or for social media, you’re not really going to lose much detail seeing social media tends to get a bit crazy with compression. So do whatever works for you!

[@nicholasvarner2706]

Exactly, like if you want to use an EF-S lens or the sigma 18-35 on a full frame body

[@JoeyZaballero]

Was wrapping my head around why that mode was there (because nothing else makes sense), thanks for this.

[@harrison00xXx]

It also saves much storage space per image, interesting in lets say wildlife with fast and long bursts which are much shorter with full resolution.

[@harrison00xXx]

and APS-C mode is automatically used when the FF camera detects APS-C lenses. Which is also a bad thing, especially regarding to the Sigma 18-35. Its a APS-H lens but recognized as APS-C so you cant even force modern cameras to use more of the imaging circle. APS-H is nearly as big as FF and most APS-H lenses have a big enough imaging circle to more or less fill the FF sensor.

[@Seanvandeusen]

@@harrison00xXx Not all cameras will detect the lens meant for a crop sensor. Only lenses registered with said camera prior to a firmware update will recognize you're using a crop lens. if you're using third party lenses, an adapter, dummy adapter and or a lens not registered for said camera.. the camera may not crop automatically. At least on older and more recent Sony, Canon, Lumx, Fuji and Nikon cameras i've used and or own. As far as sensor sizes go, The APS-H is still a bit smaller than full frame. I think what your explaining comes down to the camera and space between the lens and the sensor. Some lenses are forgiven while others are built 100% specifically for said sensor. As we know many full frame lenses are often converted to crop. Sigma is infamous for doing that.

[@SkateCentral007]

The lens still acts like a 24mm just cropped in, so it isn’t really a 38mm. It’s an equivalent field of view but not a replacement for a 35mm

[@strippedlist]

No, for canon 38, for sony nikon fuji is 36

[@SkateCentral007]

@@strippedlist I was addressing a common misconception, I don’t think you read my comment thoroughly. Your talking about field of view as opposed to a what a focal length does to an image.

[@SkateCentral007]

*You’re

[@multisimple]

correct me if im wrong but i think the field of view is indeed 38 but his aperture is higher than the original full frame

[@strippedlist]

multiply f stop with the crop factor, so an f of 2.8 looks like 4.4 for canon@@multisimple depends of the lens is ff or crop also

[@marcolivier1307]

it is APSC-mode for full frame cameras, crop mode for apsc and smaller sensors. Reduces the size of the file (less pixels WxH)

[@Brzzzyexe]

man discovers what digital zoom is what happens next is SHOCKING:

[@wngdhssr]

HAHAHAHAHA what a bunch of clowns

[@koobs4549]

Yet he still doesn’t seem to understand that a digital crop doesn’t equate to a different focal length. No matter what, it’s still a 24mm image

[@zwiemon]

You're grabbing the full resolution of your camera and cutting out the middle Crop mode is designed so you can use lenses meant for crop sensor cameras on your full frame (but I guess it helps visualising the pic in the moment)

[@pablo_costas]

My man rocking premium gear not knowing FOV != Focal length

[@ozkr2988]

It pretty much is, only difference is the DOF when shooting with a longer lens vs cropping in (and resolution of course)

[@smithandshortdogs]

It is an Eos R... hardly premium.

[@marcd7332]

And taking pictures of buildings with a 1.4 aperture…

[@Gingersnappin1992]

These are the wholesome interaction we need to be showing more of!

[@JT-np1op]

A clueless photog, CLASSIC. “I been shooting like 5 years and im still a total idiot!”

[@willemvdeurzen9534]

The guy really sounds happy with the tip/advice. Most likely he does not work on his pictures at home. Just someone who likes making the picture and not the editing.

[@wabloWattsy]

Guy who doesn't like editing starts a KZbin channel 🤔🤣

[@mrwashur1991]

And you still don’t have a 35mm… just a 24mm with a 35mm crop

[@alexnather7614]

Same thing as a crop sensor though😂

[@djaa7]

​@@alexnather7614no it's not. A crop sensor captures said image with the entire sensor. What this does, is use only a center portion of the censor to mimic the crop. Effectively reducing the resolution of the final image recorded on the card. This option is a gimmick for still pictures. It's identical to cropping the image in post. But if it is applied to video, it doesn't lower resolution, and does effectively optically zoom the image. This is because video files are much smaller than still images. Most manufacturers use a skip pixels method, where the entire sensor size is used, but pixels are ignored in-between working pixels. This provides the lower resolution & aspect ratio of video. Some dudes that put out a software hack for old canon bodies called Magic Lantern, figured this out. They had a setting so the censor didn't skip pixels. Instead using a concentration in the middle (crop) which produced a "zoomed" in image like a crop sensor using a full frame lens.

[@nhuja184]

​@@alexnather7614not really. Cropped sensors pictures would have more megapixels than a cropped image out of a full frame.

[@holdmyown32]

@@nhuja184depends what camera you’re using it on, my a7riv is 26mp cropped. More than a lot of crop sensor cameras and full frame.

[@maxen3907]

this is only available on full frame cameras. it’s meant for use with an aps-c lens which is meant for smaller sensors so when used with a full frame camera it only puts light onto the middle of the sensor. the 1.6x crop just crops the black out. it will effectively turn your full frame sensor into a smaller aps-c sensor.

[@RealHankShill]

Bro just learned what a full frame sensor is

[@RickyRyanRay]

It does compromise the pixel count but if the images are just for social media, it doesn’t matter.

[@DSG0805]

Rather crop in post as you may be able to get the composition you want but at least claim back some pixels if you go a little less tight (maybe like 28-30 mm equivalent).

[@matthewandclank2]

If you’re shooting raw photos, it’s the same as cropping digitally later. But when you shoot in that mode, you’re unable to zoom out later. It’s good for video work. Since Sony down samples 6K to 4K in full frame mode but records at 4K in 1.6 times crop mode. So no matter what you’re still getting a 4K image, but since you’re losing megapixels in photo mode, there’s really no reason to do it other than using an APC lens and not wanting the heavy vignette

[@matthewandclank2]

And to add to that, you also have to do the math for the aperture as well so a 1.2 on a APC crop turns into a 1.8

[@TIB1973]

The connection and transferring knowledge between two people in a wholesome manner is a beautiful thing.

[@koobs4549]

Except when it’s bad advice like cutting the image resolution by half 😂

[@TIB1973]

@koobs4549 is that what happened here? I know photographers change their settings to produce a specific result so.maybe that happened here?

[@Liedragon]

The most important thing that happened in this conversation was the word "How?" He wasn't afraid to ask, he didn't let ego get in the way.

[@raulstl2891]

really good trick. reduces megapixels though. that's why the 46 mega pixel camera are the best because when you do this, you still get about 20 megapixels

[@he_art_tatts7246]

Nice. Now you have 12mpix shot. 🎉💪🏻

[@oc2phish07]

Street Photographers are Good People.

[@cretians]

Love this. Sharing knowledge is magical

[@joeschmoe6516]

I don't even own a cool camera, but I like seeing a passionate person grant tips on their love.

[@diegobarrios8668]

This is awesome. Helping someone else be better!! That's the way you should go about life!

[@xxxneoxxx]

Your happiness, that came from an interaction from a stranger that knew more than you is the lesson here! Thanks for posting mate.

[@AlbertDorgbadzi]

This!!! Very wholesome moment ❤

[@DC-ui6kp]

I dont know shit about photography but its always cool to see people helping others and not gatekeeping

[@ScubaShark--8964]

Next video: Learn proper focal length knowledge

[@nydownes]

Wow... Ive had this for 5 years, but just used it for the first time today!

[@TexanInItaly]

Looks great on the camera screen...

[@NewGeneration321]

Totally forgot about this feature! Thanks for the reminder :)

[@koobs4549]

The feature is meant for when you use digital lenses on full frame though, it’s not meant to be an in camera crop feature

[@nicks4802]

Iconic Toronto shot, nice

[@AustinWestbro]

It’s not really 35, it’s just a 24 cropped in. It will still have the same look as a 24. If you like the look of a 35, I would still get a 35. Tbh I would just get a 24-70

[@bradnotbrad]

Actually the answer is a little more complicated than that. I remember demonstrating this once for a photo class of mine. Everyone loves the 50mm 1.8 because it’s a cheap lens that gives lots of background blur. Most students were using canon T5 cameras with a 1.53 crop, which if you calculate for full frame gets you to around 76.5mm with an 2.73/f. This isn’t exact but at this point I demonstrated that a canon T5 camera at 50mm 1.8 had a similar look to a 75mm 2.8 on my full frame. The math is close enough. So if it’s a 24 1.4 in the video it would look about the same as a 38mm at 2.2/f TLDR get a 35 1.8 if you really love the 35mm look

[@definingslawek4731]

If by look you mean depth of field then yeah. But otherwise the look will be basically exactly the same. And if you stop down the real 35 mil a bit they’ll look identical.

[@sydballa6572]

@@bradnotbradwhat about pixel degradation?

[@Anomaliayt]

Sorry this is flat out wrong.

[@Ephisus]

@@definingslawek4731 FOV is not the same thing as optical distortion. You are using less sensor.

[@bnkrazie]

Just crop it in post and you could adjust the keystone to make it more pleasing.

[@vueport99]

Never cease to amaze me how many so called professionals know nothing about their tools

[@marcd7332]

Clearly not a professional with those results…

[@cloudpandarism2627]

hey be fair he only had that cam for 5 years! you cant expect him to know all function details after such short time jeeez!

[@jonathand827]

They know enough to post a couple of pics on instagram, and impress a girl to be her own photographer. It’s the new version of having a dog 😅

[@cloudpandarism2627]

@@jonathand827 sooo true hahahah!

[@jonathand827]

@@cloudpandarism2627 I live in new york my dude, I see it all the time😅.

[@Wardothatguy]

It’s always the random guy next to you to show you a feature you didn’t know

[@YVZSTUDIOS]

omg I can't believe that so many people in the comments still believe that lens compression is real 😂 It's not. It's a lie. Having a tele lens is just zooming in without loosing resolution. The "lens compression" comes purely from the distance to the subject. It has been showcased and proven by many people already.

[@bradnotbrad]

Because of the way that F stops are calculated on camera lenses I don’t think your statement is accurate. If you change the crop of the photo you are changing the usable size of the entrance pupil and therefore changing the F stop calculation of the lens. The “lens compression” happens due to the distance to the subject as long as the relative F stop is used. When compared 50mm 1.8 with a 1.53 crop and 75mm 2.8 with full frame, both images have the same characteristics in terms of “compression” and that’s what most people don’t understand. What you are saying is that zooming in without losing resolution is all a tele lens does is false since a tele lens also adjusts the aperture and entrance pupils size to supply the same amount of light into the lens which by definition adds in lens compression

[@YVZSTUDIOS]

@@bradnotbrad I'm not talking about f stops. I'm talking about the depth compression aka your face won't be that distorted if you're not too close to your face. It's not the focal length that distorts yo face, it's the distance between camera to subject. I get what you mean that the f stop is changing when cropping and it totally makes. I've used a crop sensor before so I know that I'd need a much lower f stop lens on a crop sensor than a full frame to achieve the same amount of DoF/capture same amount of light. I'm just saying that most people will notice the difference in f-stop later or never, but when they learn that a lens does not distort a face, its the distance, that it will enlighten a lot of photographers.

[@B3n3f1t]

Press Q? Congratulations your cam has an ultimate!

[@frogguy6899]

Imagine just cropping the image in post??! More flexibility to frame your shot and less image quality loss

[@dragontrikic]

its just JPG croped, raw file its still full 30mp

[@unspecialist]

Less image quality loss cropping in post? What have you and the 14 people liking your comment been smoking?

[@mattdownn]

Everyone saying about the reduction in resolution is right… but don’t forget that you can uncrop with the raw files so this trick really is just a composition helper if you want to shoot cropped.

[@KrowtennetworK]

When an amateur meets a professional

[@relent107]

When an amateur meets an amateur…it’s just cropping the sensor. Losing resolution, which is something you could easily do yourself, in post…but still have the option to bring back more. Storage is cheap. Some moments only happen once. Don’t capture it in lower, cropped resolution. Weak.

[@sadabmadanihossain8195]

You don't even get the distortion of a 38mm either. What's the point then.

[@SixDasher]

​@sadabmadanihossain8195 38 doesn't distort

[@desotaku5202]

@@relent107 if you want to frame the shot in a certain way, it's easier to crop in camera, because you can actually see your composition on display instead of imagining it. Also, 12mp is still 4k resolution. You could enlarge it to the size of a 65 inch tv and it would still look crisp. If you want to print even bigger, which i doubt, bring a whole lens set and zoom in next time

[@koobs4549]

⁠@@SixDasher​​⁠ your statement proves the opposite point, you are correct that 38mm doesn’t distort. The problem is that he didn’t start with a 38mm lens, he was using a 24mm & no level of cropping is going to eliminate that distortion. It’s easier to use this technique when you start with a focal length that has little to no distortion & you can more easily play with the aperture to better match the look.

[@pygmysnake4623]

We love dudebro photography guys who skip intro to photography ❤

[@joja4323]

They learned photography on KZbin 😂😂😂

[@Tmanw8898]

Nah, I learned from youtube. They learned from copying a tic toker's setting to take one nice photo now they think they are a pro

[@wngdhssr]

​@@Tmanw8898ikr so disgusting. Ignorance is so unnattractive and offputting.

[@koobs4549]

What’s wrong with learning on KZbin, I learn all kinds of cool shit on here? I bet some of your favorite photographers are KZbinrs. Why do you have to be so elitist about knowledge & where to find it. I have more respect for people who search for knowledge than those who claim to have all the answers. Stop shitting on this guy for wanting to learn a skill, it doesn’t matter how he learns it as long as he’s growing as an artist. Maybe stop acting so pretentious & offer some of all that knowledge you like to pretend to possess. 😂

[@blenderfoto]

Crop mode makes sense in some cameras for video, but rarely for photos

[@StevanNetto-qg7gx]

Those shady ads: "Camera manufacturers don't want you to know *this* simple trick"

[@momo850615]

So sweet for fellow creators to share tips with one another ❤❤❤

[@NateSceneTV]

So basically cropping in-camera

[@tateford4988]

People still not knowing there is still benefit to using APS-C Mode, since you're croppping while the photo is being taken you can get higher shots per second, often beyond the advertised amount, as well as reducing file size, also will help with framing a lot

[@elzafir]

"How to turn your full frame camera into an APS-C"

[@CarlosSanchez-jy2vd]

That’s so dope lol it’s awesome when someone shows you a cool little trick like that 😆

[@athmaid]

He's just cropping the photo in camera lol

[@vishnubenz6291]

I messed up photos with this 1.6x crop. 20MP photos in Canon R6 turned out 7MP.

[@harrison00xXx]

Assuming you dont know those basics, you should not even be allowed to own a R6…

[@smithandshortdogs]

That is why you shoot in Raw... the photo will open up cropped but all the extra data is preserved so you can recompose.

[@vishnubenz6291]

@@harrison00xXx Allowed by whom? 😂 Can I see "your" portfolio?

[@brandon1113]

lol I remember when I found these settings in my camera, i guess it can be helpful for composition but if there's one thing I've learned over the years, get as much as possible and fix it in post

[@koobs4549]

If I’m not mistaken, it was meant for using existing digital only lenses (EF-s) on full frame, mirrorless cameras

[@Tjspycorp]

I do this for video on my camera that has a 6k sensor and I shoot in 4k. Has an option to crop the sensor without losing any detail and expand your options. Now my 24-50 can also go up to what I assume to be around 70-ish for some tighter shots without having to swap lenses. One lens all day makes the job easier and my backpack lighter. Only downside is it seems to not be so great in low light when cropped, so I don’t use it at night.

[@cececox6399]

Thanks for the tips 🙏 have you got any recommendations for a decent camera to get back into photography that's also great for videos? I bought a Nikon in 2017 so probably should upgrade 😂 although the peak design stuff is INCREDIBLE! I HIGHLY recommended their camera bag. It's the perfect bag and camera bag combined. It's even great for overnights away and everyday use. It's high quality and mine has taken a beating and still looks the same as the day I bought it, I got the grey one. Best investment EVER. 😂 And their capture cam clip is a MUST HAVE. It fit's perfectly on your belt or the bag strap and you can easily put your camera down safely attached to you in busy spaces where you need to quickly put it down safely and move. It can't be pulled off. Protesters attacked me and tried. It was THOROUGHLY tested. It's solid metal design is cool and reliable. I was dumb though and bought the only tripod without the standard square plate base to attach the camera so I had to get another tripod for it ☠️🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤣 but it was WELL worth investing in and it's saved my camera being taken more than one. It also allowed to instantly put it down safely and securely and dodge explosives. Gotta LOVE all those peaceful protestors. ☠️🤡☠️🤦‍♀️🙅🤷‍♀️🤣 I'm a small woman in a wheelchair and taking pictures and they literally kidnapped because they swore I was a police SPY! 🤦‍♀️🤯🤷‍♀️🤣 HOW sway... HOW... Haha 🤣 and they seriously believed it. I was so stunned I didn't even know what to do but laugh hysterically 🤣 I was like and exactly HOW many police spies are in a bloody wheelchair?! ☠️🤦‍♀️🤯🤷‍♀️🤣 I want to get back into photographing local events. But also have a camera good enough to take pet and baby pictures with as a side hustle. So any recommendations would be greatly appreciated 🙏 and I hope you had a wonderful weekend 🙏

[@lokyotvislit]

Boy was like “bruh I hate ppl coming up to me when I take….ohhh yo this is useful af!”

[@jpsaayman9220]

That other guy must have owned a few cameras to remember that crop vs no crop

[@admiralspacecat6334]

Bro was just that one informative npc

[@thirdguy4589]

When a uncreative person meets an actual creative. Someone who's is interested in the craft beyond the surface level.

[@FotodioxInc]

Crop modes are the best! Especially for video.

[@thomasbaker3262]

Photographers helping each other, cool😊

[@99alexisagc]

lol that “what the fuck” was genuine 😂

[@alexcraft7548]

I love the excited “how”

[@wilks-]

that "how" was so aggressive haha

[@F17A]

The same can be done on an iPhone, 1x is 24mm, 1.2x is 28mm and 1.5x is 35mm.

[@wildbhoomi7639]

This is proof social media photographers don't all have any idea what they're doing. It's the cameras that have gotten smart enough to make up for the photographer's ignorance

[@gregwatson7532]

See what happens when people are nice to each other. Makes the world a better place. 👏😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@wngdhssr]

Makes the world more stupid.

[@kokoindrapratama2623]

That's what I often do with a full frame camera, if needed quickly make it plain and denser

[@Manuel-kx4qt]

Cool ass dude man you remember those interactions for ever

[@ashleynichole9313]

Wow, never knew this! Amazing information!

[@Gyo_1016]

That "HA HA HA" after knowing the trick 😅

[@mukbangdongg7392]

He's like having a new toys again😄

[@mfajr6464]

“Have you tried switching it to Wumbo” head ah 😂

[@Jamboliner]

That's why lots of people use crop sensors. It's cheaper and has a natural zoom.

[@pawelmod3292]

Better crop in post as you have more reframing options. And yeah, every camera brand has 1.5 factor for crop sensors, but Canon has the sensor even smaller with 1.6 factor…

[@horatiueduard]

I used to think the same. Not true though. I quickly realised that when using the 4:5 crop on my camera I compose the image in a different way, so that's what I do all the time now.

[@Mike_to_the_k]

I do this with my Nikon z6ii. It helps make a tele lens a little bit longer for moon shots and what not. The Nikon has a 1.5 crop factor effectively making it a crop sensor or dx sized sensor.

[@eduardklicht1402]

600 lense for moon shots and crop when edit, better quality or just get a 1.4 or 2 converter, everything better than what you do

[@jayflow7949]

There’s 2 Types of Photographers The Selfish Ones Who Want The Shot To Themselves & The Other is One That Will Help You Get A Shot Even Better Than Their For The Love of The Art…❤️📷

[@outtersteller]

Men: how? Women: I have a boyfriend!

[@ericshingler8915]

Sensor size really comes into play during astrophotography.

[@tobiasyoder]

“Here’s secret trick on how to destructively throw away half of your sensor and light for absolutely no reason!”

[@michaelbaez3951]

That's pure kindness right there man

[@supergps2000]

It may make sense but only for video, if there is in camera crop without losing resolution (not sure if that camera has it). for stills it doesn't make any sense

[@SplittTwig]

Homeyyyy, that guys was so cool for this