For me, APS-C means more pixels on subject for a given focal length. I hike around a lot so if I can get the same amount of pixels on wildlife with a 100-400 on an APS-C as Ican with a 600F4 on a FF then I will always favour the smaller setup.
Macro is similar. I favour my 60mm/APS-C combo over my 100mm/FF camera. I shoot macro exclusively handheld in the wild and the heavier kit really makes my arms ache and as a result less steady. That is also one reason I don’t use my MPE-65 handheld for too long, it is a heavy beast especially extended.
Macro is similar. I favour my 60mm/APS-C combo over my 100mm/FF camera. I shoot macro exclusively handheld in the wild and the heavier kit really makes my arms ache and as a result less steady. That is also one reason I don’t use my MPE-65 handheld for too long, it is a heavy beast especially extended.
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