What Is Full-Frame?
When it comes to photography, larger sensors boast better image quality. Sony's Full-Frame cameras contain sensors almost twice the size of those found in APS-C cameras and about 20 times larger than smartphone cameras.
This allows for increased light collection that gives you not only professional quality images with reduced noise,but also retained details in both shadows and highlights.
Why Full-Frame?
Capture better at night
Capturing scenes at
night with a
smartphone results in grainy images.
Sony's
Full-Frame
cameras boast larger
pixels that capture a
higher
light to noise ratio, resulting in cleaner
images.
More control over your depth of field
Bokeh helps to isolate the subject in focus, and effortlessly draws the viewer's attention to what is important. Full-Frame cameras possess a shallower depth of field, giving you smooth and beautiful background bokeh.
Capture more by going wider
Cropped sensors use a smaller part of the lens to create images, making images appear more "zoomed in". Full-Frame sensors utilise the full extent of a lens' "true" focal length, allowing you to capture wider.
Retain details between light and shadow
The tonal range at which a camera can accurately capture between the bright and dark parts of an image is also known as dynamic range. Full-Frame cameras have a higher dynamic range that retains more details and colour depth.
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