Post details: Does the 50mm Really Become 80mm With Crop Factor 1.6?

10/13/06

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Does the 50mm Really Become 80mm With Crop Factor 1.6?

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Comment from: pcunite [Visitor]
This is true, however no one stands at the same distance from the subject when using a 50mm lens on a 1.6 body. They stand further away thus hiding the distortions better. The puppy dog above would look more normal is the camera was further away.
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Comment from: Roman [Member] Email · http://www.RomanZolin.com
pcunite, yes, you might be true with the dog. But when people take a picture of a building or a street scene (or even a portrait) they tend to fill the frame with the subject as much as possible, which makes the distortions very strong - not the as if you would do it with the normal or telephoto lens (instead of the wide angle). Thus just beware of the distortions.
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