Micro four thirds - does the crop factor apply to MFT lenses as well?

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In reply to Ulric, 5 months ago

Ulric wrote:

dotborg wrote:

If you take a picture with an E-M5 at ISO 200, 25mm, F2 and 1/200s it will have the same angle of view, depth of field and noise as a picture taken with a Nikon D600 at ISO 800, 50mm, F4 and 1/200s.

As soon as you involve actual electronics in the equation, things are not so "equivalent" any more.

...yes, they are Equivalent, regardless of the electronics, where "Equivalent" is defined as:

http://www.josephjamesphotography.com/equivalence/#equivalence

Equivalent photos are photos of a given scene that share the following five parameters:

Now, when it comes to noise, yes, there will differences, but who would say, for example, that f/2.8, 1/100, ISO 200 on an EM5 is not equivalent to the same settings on a GX1?

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