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> Also, you can't cheat physics and have big sensor complemented by lightweight tiny lens and expect good result. Noob here, how does it work with traditional
by ipsum2 9y ago
> Also, you can't cheat physics and have big sensor complemented by lightweight tiny lens and expect good result.
Noob here, how does it work with traditional 35mm film cameras, or the Leica digital full frame bodies that have small lenses then?
- CydeWeys 9y agoCheap, good, lightweight, choose two. The Leica lenses are insanely expensive. Also many are manual only, which saves in size and weight.
- matwood 9y agoFixed focal length lenses are also easier to make. My Nikon 35mm is inexpensive, light, and takes great pictures. The downside is I have to zoom with my feet.