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D700 crop factor

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From: Donald_Reese
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 00:46
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Was wondering if any of you could explain why the file size is reduced when using a dx lens on a full frame camera? I guess i assumed the dx lenses would lose part of the field of view,but what was left would use the full sensor. I am mistaken i guess, but need to know going forward.
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