Re: D700 crop factor

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From: Fred_Nirque
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 03:51

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Turn the DX crop off as Ann mentions, Donald, and the result of using a DX lens on a full-frame camera will be immediately obvious and why the crop actually crops off the edges of the FX sensor. Turning the crop off does more than switching off the outline in the viewfinder.

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