FA 20-35mm or DA 16-45 on digital
Posted 25/06/2006 - 16:16
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The 45-125 gives a range of angle of view on the digital cameras which is similar to the popular 80-200 lenses that were used on 35mm full frame film cameras.
I beleive the DA designation means the lens is designed specifically for the smaller APS-C sensor, which means it won't cover the full frame on a 35mm camera.
I beleive the DA designation means the lens is designed specifically for the smaller APS-C sensor, which means it won't cover the full frame on a 35mm camera.
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Posted 26/06/2006 - 15:14
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To be percisely accurate, the 45-125 will be the so-called "equavilent" of 67.5-187.5, if you want to be really picky.
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21 years
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I've got the 16-45 and it's one of the best lenses in the stable, as far as I can tell. It goes well with an old 45-125 (which serves the same function as an 80-200 on a full-frame camera) and gives me excellent range for the *st D.
which serves the same function as an 80-200 on a full-frame camera