From: "Bob Talbot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>The "spin" put on having crappy little digital sensors is no more than
>that. The day they can make 'em bigger economically they will and
>suddenly all the advantages of the poxy little ones will be forgotten
...
I can't say as I can see how having a smaller sensor can possibly be an advantage.
From that point of view
I agree with Bob's comments.
Still, I do not quite understand how the D30 actually manages to turn the image from
an "x mm" lens into
the equivalent of an image formed by a longer lens. Is the viewfinder of the D30 such
that it appears to be
a telephoto shot? How is the image formed without turning the lens into a slower f
stop as well?
How does this work? What is thrown away? I am perplexed.
--
Terence A. Danks
Nova Scotia, Canada
Wildlife and Nature Photography
http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/danksta/home.htm
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