Thread 4441308

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Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:16:16 AM No.4441308 [Report] >>4441310 >>4441314 >>4441315 >>4441320 >>4441324 >>4441337

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Do I need full frame or APSC if I'm just doing hobby photography for myself and not for LE CLIENTS bullshit?

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:23:47 AM No.4441310 [Report]

>>4441308 (OP)
Sure.

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:27:28 AM No.4441314 [Report]

>>4441308 (OP)
Everything about your post screams Just use your phone, tbqhwy

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:28:42 AM No.4441315 [Report]

>>4441308 (OP)
either is ok. FF is better in low light

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:32:21 AM No.4441320 [Report] >>4441321

>>4441308 (OP)
FF better by aps-c good enough for most, and in some cases good enough for pro work too
FF is so cheap now, no reason not to

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:33:54 AM No.4441321 [Report]

>>4441320
>ff
>cheap
Not here in Australia
Just pay 1.5k for an a7ii without a lens bro
Then pay another one or two k for lenses

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:34:06 AM No.4441322 [Report]

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"need" is a stupid term for this purpose
you don't "need" a camera for hobby photography
but full frame is objectively better since you can use aps-c lenses on full frame too so you have more options

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 1:36:48 AM No.4441324 [Report]

>>4441308 (OP)
If you’re not going straight for FF mirrorless or bigger why waste your money

Anonymous 6/29/2025, 2:09:08 AM No.4441337 [Report]

>>4441308 (OP)
>Do I need full frame or APSC for hobby photography?
True answer: get one of each.
I have a Sony a7ii (full frame) and a Pentax K10D (APS-C). Get one kind or the other to begin with and then get the other kind down the road.