White Paper
Version v1.0, Jun 27, 2012 by LumoLabs (fl)
Abstract
"Full frame photo cameras are a recurring theme in considerations about the best system camera for a given task. By full frame, we mean a camera with a full 24 mm x 36 mm sized capturing device.
This paper tries to give general criteria to decide when a full frame camera would be the best option. As it turns out, there are a number of ambitious situations where full frame is indeed the most cost-efficient or only option. Whereas in other situations, a smaller sensor camera (e.g. a camera with a 1.5x-cropped frame of 16 mm x 24 mm APSC size) can be more cost efficient. This paper tries to quantify the corresponding regimes where one or the other format would be more appropriate."
This paper tries to give general criteria to decide when a full frame camera would be the best option. As it turns out, there are a number of ambitious situations where full frame is indeed the most cost-efficient or only option. Whereas in other situations, a smaller sensor camera (e.g. a camera with a 1.5x-cropped frame of 16 mm x 24 mm APSC size) can be more cost efficient. This paper tries to quantify the corresponding regimes where one or the other format would be more appropriate."
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