What are the advantages of a full-frame micro-camera?
Many photographers who have just stepped into the "hobby" of photography have a concept: first buy an entry-level SLR to play, and then slowly upgrade the fuselage after the level of photography is improved. Such an approach is too tossing and is not conducive to the improvement of the level. The author suggests: as long as you can choose the full-frame body as much as possible within the scope of your ability, you can make your shooting level significantly improved, and you can avoid the cost of upgrading the body. Today, let's take a look at the advantages of a full-frame micro-camera.
What is full frame?
    Full-frame and APS-C format image sensors are available for traditional 35mm film sizes. The full-frame size CMOS image sensor is the same size as the traditional film, while the APS-C is smaller. The quality of the photo is proportional to the size of the camera's CMOS sensor. Therefore, this is one of the reasons why the author prefers a full-frame camera. At the beginning of the study, we can have a full-frame body to learn photography, and the creative space will be even bigger.
Full-frame SLR has better background blur effect
    Between the full frame and the APS-C frame body, the image quality of the former must be better. They are shot in the same conditions, and the photos taken in the full frame will be higher.
    Although, in rare cases, we will carefully compare the quality of the two photos. However, we can see the difference at a glance. In the full-frame body, the photos taken with the large aperture lens, we can feel the effect of the full-frame body from the blur of the soft outside.
Full frame micro single camera body with better high sensitivity
    In addition to the picture quality and blur effect, the full frame body also has better high sensitivity. Looking at the comparison in the above picture, we took out the sensitivity test in the two camera evaluations, ranging from ISO3200-ISO25600. The left picture is the full frame Canon 1DX, and the right picture is the APS-C frame Canon 700D. Both cameras behave differently in high sensitivity. Obviously, the right picture shows more noise in this photosensitive interval, and the details of the picture are not as detailed as the full frame on the left. Therefore, the full-frame body can better control the noise in the high-sensitivity range, making the picture more pure and delicate.
    The above is a feature introduction of the full-frame micro-single camera, I hope to help everyone.
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