Appreciate the video but, but it will add noise to your picture using clear view. The bigger pixels collects more light theory is pseudoscience. Light is like paint. If you going to crop in 1.5 times then you are creating an photo with with 50% less paint , thus you see noise through it.
Noise will be more. But for outdoor or indoor with spot light. It is not a problem at all. Fx30 with pz lens and image zoom is absolutely fantasy @@FosterMedia
@@FosterMedia Pixel size has minimal affect. What matters is the total amount of light captured (area of the sensor used to generate the image). Light is made of photons, imaging they are like skittles. Makes no real difference if you collect them in 12 square cups next to each other or 24 Smaller cups as long as they fill the same total square area when its raining skittles. Now you are asked to cover a white canvas with all the blue skittles you collected. If you have less skittles you're going to have to place them further apart to cover the canvas. The gaps you now have are the noise. Do you're test again in low light you're start to see noise. You're see roughly the same amount of noise and background blur using a zoom lens with an aperture 50% smaller if you clear zoom 1.5x so a 200mm F2.8 would behave like a 300 F4
How do you spell Zed? Zeded? Thanks for answering my question about clear image zoom autofocus. You will need to get a Sony camera with AI chip to get autofocus in CIZ. The 2.25x crop is very useful, but the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 is much more useful than the full frame 28-70mm lens and it's cheaper.
Appreciate the video but, but it will add noise to your picture using clear view. The bigger pixels collects more light theory is pseudoscience. Light is like paint. If you going to crop in 1.5 times then you are creating an photo with with 50% less paint , thus you see noise through it.
Did you watch the video because it clearly shows there is no loss in quality
Noise will be more. But for outdoor or indoor with spot light. It is not a problem at all. Fx30 with pz lens and image zoom is absolutely fantasy @@FosterMedia
@@chrisliang9394 why more noise? The pixels are the same size. It's just not downsampled form 6k
@@FosterMedia Pixel size has minimal affect. What matters is the total amount of light captured (area of the sensor used to generate the image). Light is made of photons, imaging they are like skittles. Makes no real difference if you collect them in 12 square cups next to each other or 24 Smaller cups as long as they fill the same total square area when its raining skittles. Now you are asked to cover a white canvas with all the blue skittles you collected. If you have less skittles you're going to have to place them further apart to cover the canvas. The gaps you now have are the noise. Do you're test again in low light you're start to see noise. You're see roughly the same amount of noise and background blur using a zoom lens with an aperture 50% smaller if you clear zoom 1.5x so a 200mm F2.8 would behave like a 300 F4
How do you spell Zed? Zeded? Thanks for answering my question about clear image zoom autofocus. You will need to get a Sony camera with AI chip to get autofocus in CIZ. The 2.25x crop is very useful, but the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 is much more useful than the full frame 28-70mm lens and it's cheaper.