APS-C Cameras Are More Exciting Than They Ever Were

APS-C has not received much love over the past few years. The EF-M mount hasn't seen any development in years. Sony, which used to be a big player there, has been focusing on Full Frame, bringing entry-level Full Frame (A7c) that cannibalizes their own flagship APS-C offering (A6600).

It even became difficult to imagine a bright future when Sony halted the production of their ZV-E10 or A6400 in the chaos of the chip shortage. Despite this, they've also made new lenses. And overall, things are starting to change. .

aps-c cameras are more exciting than they ever

2022-7-6 01:00

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4 Years Later, Samsung’s NX500 is Still DXOMark’s #2 APS-C Camera

When it comes to APS-C cameras things 'seem' to be going rather well. Newer APS-C cameras like the Sony a6400, and Fujifilm's X-T3 are doing things that photographers never thought APS-C cameras would be able to do, but after four years, the Samsung NX500 still occupies the number two spot on DXOMark's list of best performing (from an image quality stand point) APS-C cameras. thephoblographer.com »

2019-02-10 08:00

3 Full Frame Cameras Around $1,000 to Step up to From APS-C

Full Frame cameras can be quite expensive to purchase, and that's one of the main reasons why a lot of first time buyers opt to go with a DSLR or Mirrorless camera that has an APS-C sensor. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that at all as there are some fine APS-C cameras on the market, but there are some Full Frame gems out there that cost right around $1,000 that will beat most APS-C offerings when it comes to overall image quality, and low light performance. thephoblographer.com »

2019-01-24 02:00

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2016: The Year of the APS-C Camera

When DSLRs started becoming affordable around 2005, I finally made the transition along with thousands of other film shooters into the realm of digital photography. It was an exciting time, and even though the best sensors at the time couldn’t truly compete with a drum scanned negative, the sheer convenience and capabilities of the cameras were clearly sufficient for the majority of photographers who predominantly posted their work online (not to mention that most people didn’t drum scan their negatives anyway). digitalrev.com »

2016-11-24 03:00