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You have to have something around 600mm (or even something longer) to magnify the moon that much. EXIF reports 500mm with an EOS R5, which is a full frame mach
by bayindirh 3y ago
You have to have something around 600mm (or even something longer) to magnify the moon that much.
EXIF reports 500mm with an EOS R5, which is a full frame machine. So it's cropped generously.
- inexcf 3y agoThat is actually not correct. The focal length has no effect on this.
- ricardobeat 3y agoIt does, to the extent that you can’t normally take a 50mm shot and crop it to the same framing because of resolution limits - you’ll end up with a blurry 128x96px image. Maybe a fuji GFX could do it, but here the long range is what allows this particular image and perspective to be produced.
- bayindirh 3y agoCompletely opposite. Longer the lens, more the compression. To be able to get moon at that size with that resolution, you need “half a telescope”. Try shooting the moon with a 135mm lens, you’ll get a coin on the sky.