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All righty than,
So my friend recently acquired a full frame camera and he loves how he can bump the ISO higher than on his cropped sensor camera and have little noise (Nikon D800).
Of course I know that bumping the ISO higher on a full frame is not always the way to get better photos, but it compensates for a big f.
I am now using a Rebel T1i, however I have saved almost 80% for a 24-70 f2.8L II lens. I have a f4 24-105L but sometimes shooting indoor sports is a pain ( recreational sports).
So what would you guys do? buy the f2.8 or buy the full frame and bump the ISO (5D MKII)?
what would give you better pictures?
Thanks,
So my friend recently acquired a full frame camera and he loves how he can bump the ISO higher than on his cropped sensor camera and have little noise (Nikon D800).
Of course I know that bumping the ISO higher on a full frame is not always the way to get better photos, but it compensates for a big f.
I am now using a Rebel T1i, however I have saved almost 80% for a 24-70 f2.8L II lens. I have a f4 24-105L but sometimes shooting indoor sports is a pain ( recreational sports).
So what would you guys do? buy the f2.8 or buy the full frame and bump the ISO (5D MKII)?
what would give you better pictures?
Thanks,