We Are in an APS-C Camera Renaissance

Photographers for years, have always said that they don't want anything smaller than full-frame. Indeed, I still know a lot of photographers who think this way. But if manufacturers have shown us anything, it's that we're in an APS-C camera renaissance.

Canon, Sony, Nikon, and Fujifilm have all released some sort of support for APS-C cameras due to the supply shortages that are going around. Until that issue is totally sorted out, we may be in an APS-C camera renaissance for a while. .

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2022-6-28 01:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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