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tp Ian
You will get:
1) Image quality.
2) Level of noize.
3) Possibility to use high ISO with lower level of noize.
4) Wider angle of view.
5) Better protection.
But you should to decide does it costs of it's money and do you need it for such price.
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D5100 v. Full Frame
Started by IanB, Oct 20 2013 03:31 AM
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Posted 28 October 2013 - 10:43 AM
That is exactly it Stas, but as a happy am do i really need the expense. Maybe if i decided to move to the next stage and do something more professional i could justify it, but not right now.
Ian.
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