N nexyo Member Jan 28, 2009 330 0 16 Aug 12, 2009 #1 hey guys, what is the difference between full frame and half frame? don't really understand?:dunno:
F Fotophilic Senior Member Jun 18, 2006 2,398 1 38 big tree town Aug 12, 2009 #2 the sensor size is different. there are other stuff of coz. one gd read is: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/full-frame-advantage.htm if u don't understand anything from there, a search on net regarding this basic information should not be difficult.
the sensor size is different. there are other stuff of coz. one gd read is: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/full-frame-advantage.htm if u don't understand anything from there, a search on net regarding this basic information should not be difficult.
S Snoweagle Senior Member Jan 26, 2005 14,010 1 38 Pasir Ris, Singapore Aug 12, 2009 #3 nexyo said: hey guys, what is the difference between full frame and half frame? don't really understand?:dunno: Click to expand... Full frame in 35mm photography is a 36mm x 24mm sensor size similar to frames in a roll of 35mm film. The rest u should know.
nexyo said: hey guys, what is the difference between full frame and half frame? don't really understand?:dunno: Click to expand... Full frame in 35mm photography is a 36mm x 24mm sensor size similar to frames in a roll of 35mm film. The rest u should know.
S Stoppable Senior Member Apr 28, 2003 545 0 16 Serangoon Aug 13, 2009 #4 Half frame... I remember the good old days when some flim cameras can use half a frame. So a roll of 36 can shoot 72 frames. Was the model the Yashica Samurai or something?
Half frame... I remember the good old days when some flim cameras can use half a frame. So a roll of 36 can shoot 72 frames. Was the model the Yashica Samurai or something?
