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Re: crop factor help

by Richard Polhill <richard.news@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 25, 2007 at 07:26 AM

dadiOH wrote:
> joe mama wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> just as is the case with digital, i am trying to work with a crop
>> factor, but can't figure the math. i have a 4x5 camera that has a
>> 6x9 reducing back. my lenses are 203mm, 127mm and 90mm. what i am
>> trying to fiure out is what "effectice" focal length they become
>> when using the 6x9 back.
> 
> Easy...
> The 203mm becomes - ready? - exactly 203mm.  Et cetera for any others
> 
> 
Yes but he didn't ask what the focal length became, but what the 
"effective" focal length was. The subject said "crop factor".

Smartass! ;-)
 




 10 Posts in Topic:
crop factor help
"joe mama" <  2007-05-24 14:10:29 
Re: crop factor help
David Nebenzahl <nobod  2007-05-24 14:26:36 
Re: crop factor help
Richard Polhill <richa  2007-05-24 22:44:57 
Re: crop factor help
Richard Polhill <richa  2007-05-24 22:33:24 
Re: crop factor help
"joe mama" <  2007-05-24 15:16:56 
Re: crop factor help
"dadiOH" <da  2007-05-24 22:54:35 
Re: crop factor help
"joe mama" <  2007-05-24 17:49:40 
Re: crop factor help
Richard Polhill <richa  2007-05-25 07:26:53 
Re: crop factor help
Gully <gully63@[EMAIL   2007-05-25 02:21:56 
Re: crop factor help
Drew Saunders <dru@[EM  2007-05-25 12:31:08 

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