I am new to photography, and this was perfectly explained. I needed this.... Thanks!

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Great explanation! Was wondering for some time about this crop thing until I just typed "what is full frame" and got here. So clear and to the point, thanks for saving my time! :)

I'm 19 and I've been using film since I was a kid, it's great to keep a bit of history :)

As an old school film photographer, who switched to digital in the early days, I still never knew this whole explanation as well as I do now. Thanks to you. Subscribed!

Concise, no waffle explanation. This guy's good.

This is the best video explaning both formats and sensors in under 9 minutes. Great stuff!

great explanation Nick very smooth and to the point!

Well presented the history and reasons. I have been talking about this since first DSLR came out but never people really get it unless you present them all negatives (and you really can't do that by always carrying them with you etc). Just one addition to the reason why APS-C became before 35mm sensor wasn't just the price, as back then there were digital scanning backs etc. The main problem was that there werent technology available to do such fast sensors at such size. A larger medium format scanner back that took 1-5min scanning was just unacceptable for many and prices were crazy. Then 35mm sensor size became possible and rest is history, that so many forgets. And it is great to see someone made a video to explain it with the film negatives etc. And doing so without attitude about 35mm being superior or something. Maybe the reason is that You don't just pixel peep but you do real photographs so you know when something works for the need. Btw, really like your studio/home interior style, so nice to see someone spending time to other things than collecting camera gear as decoration for KZfaq to get the look....

Excellent presentation, Nick. Thanks for the background of the different formats. I learned a lot!

Thanks Nick, ,,,,,just going through the lot of your "learning rich" videos, there I pretty much found my answer. I wish I had discomfort your lectures earlier, would saved a quite a penny on lens and camera. There is something clean, Zen about your presentation. Thanks again.

Thanks for the straightforward explanation. I'm trying to decide between crop sensor and full-frame, and I realize now, it doesn't matter as much as I thought.

I am 17 but I saw films when I was young since digital cameras weren't common in my country, Malaysia yet back then lol

Very informative and educative. I learnt so much more about full framed camera. Thanks

Nice job explaining things simple and clear Nick!

Thank you for this video Nick! Now I can remain at the idea to buy an 7D, even if it's not Full Frame! Thank you very much!

Straight forward explanation. Could be any clearer! Thank you.

This helped me understand lenses on the different sensors and what happens. Thanks again Nick. Great service!

I was thinking about 1dx mark 2 since it doesn't shoot shoot at full frame but now I understand that I can a use a len to achieve that. Thanks so much for your explanation.

The definitive explanation, nicely done, subscribed ! 👍

So amazing explanation about high technology in the cameras, I appreciate this wonderful work for you

so far the best on topic i saw

it cant get better than this...awesome video.. thanks boss

This was the best video i see explaining what’s the difference crop and full. Thank you

thanks for the info. great video. much appreciated. Im an amateur videographer, I was thinking Do I want the new Sony Aiii ? instead of my easy to use Cannon M50

thank you so much for the help I'm a beginner in photography and I want to buy a startup carma but wasn't to sure to get a crop or full frame. now I know what I can buy that will fit me better for the photos I want to do. thank again ..

This was a masterclass, thank you

Very clear and informative All the best for your channel

Excellent explanation. Thanks so much for posting this video.

Thank you for such an amazing explanation! :)

Thanks, Nick! That was succinct and clear.

Very well explained.

Awesome video. Your delivery is fantastic 👍

Hi, great clip, I didn't know that APS-C was also a Film Format, I also like how you showed the other Film Formats, etc. I'm a Film Student doing a Master of Moving Image at The University of Sydney, Australia. I'm primarily a Videographer but as I use the university's cameras which are mostly DSLR's, understanding which to use is important for my Framing, as I shoot on locations where do you don't have a lot of space to stand back. Kind regards.

Seems to me though that manufacturers may find they run into a physical limitation, with smaller sensors in an SLR type camera. That is, smaller frames require shorter focal length lenses, and in the super wide angle world that means super small physical distance (focal length) between lens and plane. This may cause an interference problem for a mirror flipping up. So it seems to me the super wide angle lenses on a small format would really need to be mirrorless. I'm wondering if this was the original motivation for the mirrorless designs..?

Thanks for making such educational and informative videos! You're awesome.

This was extremely informative and helpful. Thank you!

Such a wonderful explanation and presentation... I appreciate every second of the video... By the way, the language is fluent and perfectly spoken 😄👍

I do shoot a lot of wildlife and usually use a Canon 7DII, but I will also use my 5DIII for closer in shots and macro.

great video very pro man

Amazing break down of information! Thanks a million!

Very well explained... Thanks, Enjoyed it

best explanation ever, Thanks!

Good explanation. It helps to start at the very beginning.

Please correct me if I'm wrong. With a full frame sensor, I can capture everything I see in the viewfinder / on the screen.

Thanks so much for explaining so well. I am now a subscriber! :)

Well explained. Thanks!

very informative video. thank you very much

Thanks you for your video I didn’t know the answer and you have explained it very well. Thanks again David

This was verry informative!!! I came out of this video knowing much more! thank you!

thanks .. majority of the photographers still say you can't take good photo from crop sensor camera....

Really great video, thank you for sharing. Very informative and interesting, coming from someone who was under the age of 25 at the time this video was made.

Great description 👌👌

Thankyou for good explanation

Fantastic explanation! Thank you.

Great explanation

loved this! Definitely subscribing!

Which camera should I buy for all kind of photography is a Nikon D 500 or d750 please let me

Thank you for the information Nick! I've been looking for tutorial how to use kit lens. I just paid a lot of money for my new Canon EOS 750D (T6i) with 18-55mm kit lens, so I am trying to figure out how can I get sharp and good images with Landscape, Urban, Portrait etc. photography. Can you please make a playlist photography with the kit lens?

Good info. Thanks.

very well explained.

Thank you! I finally get it!

oh so that's what it is !! Thank you very much.

Extremely informative 👍

Excellent

great tutor.....keep on doing. and great job....

great educational vid

Excellent!

I used 35mm film at Science Camp. I was 12 years old then. I was always excited when I got my pictures back to see which ones were any good. Many were over exposed or too dark to see anything. The flash ruined every picture. There was just no knowing what the photo looked liked until after they were developed. And I must mention the cost to have a completely white picture developed. I supposed I could say I have some good white balance cards in my photo album. Thanks $5 35mm camera!

Great Video, Thanks

Love you nick

Great! thank you.

Thank you for this video you're awesome

But doesn't the 35mm hold more information? So you enlarge the image it has better resolution?

super helpful THANK YOU

Hi Nick, Like your name,,,,,,,,, are you saying a 24 mp full frame sensor, is just as good as 24 mp crop sensor? The only difference being size or zoom of the image? This was a fantastic presentation, the opening graphics, the images, the light table and all props were engaging. Thanks.

wow ... nice explanation is that a praktica film camer beside you ??

tx nick its make my doubt absolutely clear, cheers

Good explanation for a non photographer

Fantastic video!! I have just learnt something. Just subscribed and on to your next one. My problem is I get wowed by the camera or technology and purchase it not truly understanding how the hell they work. Subsequently I have a box of various cameras ie compact,bridge and M4/3 and I don't use any of them properly.

Nick, Great Video Thanks Thumbs upped and Subscribed

Lovely video... excellent..thx you

amazing video. wow what a talent. One take!

Thanks a lot bro!

sir will u please explain difference between 5d 7d 1dx 2dx cameras and normal lens and telephoto lens

Thank you.

I am struggling with what camera to purchase and could really use your help. I am generally taking photos of family, but nothing professionally. Which do you suggest: Nikon D7200 or Canon EOS80D? Are they even equivalent?

Very good video

Great video, I really enjoyed it. You just gained a sub :)

very helpful

You explained this so beautifully it makes me want to cry. Thank you for this knowledge, liked, favd, subbed, reported for sexual innuendo.

Thank you!!!

thanks

I think 110 was actually the most popular for average people. If you shot with 35 mm you were considered someone actually into photography.

Thanks!!! Subscribed

Boom!! subscribed

Why does it seem like the Cannon Mark 3 puts out better quality video than my Cannon 70D? It honestly looks more cinematic. What am I doing wrong?

That was great :)

Nice video,thank you but if you wanted to suggest a video recorder for youtube video rec,what would you suggest us?close quality to full frame cameras thank you

Professor!!!