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I've heard that the smaller flange distance of mirrorless cameras improves image quality. Or at least it lets lens makers delivery the same image quality with s
by Manuel_D 5y ago
I've heard that the smaller flange distance of mirrorless cameras improves image quality. Or at least it lets lens makers delivery the same image quality with smaller and cheaper components, thus increasing image quality for the same price.
- zinekeller 5y ago> Or at least it lets lens makers delivery the same image quality with smaller and cheaper components, thus increasing image quality for the same price. This is the correct interpretation, by removing parts it's now possible to reallocate the money (and R&D) to cheaper but more effective sensors and lenses.