Full Frame vs Aps-c cameras
Jan 29, 2018 ·
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Being a producer of microstock is not like being another kind of photographer or video maker, so sometimes you don't have to choose the most expensive equipment to make more...
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Being a producer of microstock is not like being another kind of photographer or video maker, so sometimes you don't have to choose the most expensive equipment to make more money.
Full frame sensor cameras have better quality, especially while shooting stock footage in low lights, but Aps-c sensor cameras are smaller, and sometimes they are the best choice for a microstock producer who focuses on outdoor subjects.
You can find the text of the podcast, along with all the links mentioned at:
https://www.microstockguru.com/full-frame-vs-aps-c-cameras/
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Full frame sensor cameras have better quality, especially while shooting stock footage in low lights, but Aps-c sensor cameras are smaller, and sometimes they are the best choice for a microstock producer who focuses on outdoor subjects.
You can find the text of the podcast, along with all the links mentioned at:
https://www.microstockguru.com/full-frame-vs-aps-c-cameras/
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Daniele Carrer
6 years ago
Ciao Angela, la Panasonic non la conosco personalmente, ma fa il 4k che è sicuramente un vantaggio, considerato che è pagato molto di più come stock footage oggi. So che tanti lettori del sito si sono trovati benissimo con la Panasonic GX80. Con quella andresti sul sicuro. Per il resto, a livello fotografico, dipende un po' da te e da quello che cerchi, ma le reflex sono meglio delle mirrorless. In altre parole, se vuoi vendere stock footage meglio la Panasonic, se vuoi fare foto, con le quali invece farai molta fatica a guadagnare, la Nikon.
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