Does anyone make a small-sized full frame DSLR?

Bob G wrote:
Does anyone make a small-sized full frame DSLR or is there one in the
works?

Simplified:
- full-frame sensors are available in top of the line cameras
- small-sized cameras are entry level bottom of the line cameras
So you have the choice between either-or but not both.

jue

"Jürgen Exner" wrote in message
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Bob G wrote:
Does anyone make a small-sized full frame DSLR or is there one in the
works?

Simplified:
- full-frame sensors are available in top of the line cameras
- small-sized cameras are entry level bottom of the line cameras

This point I will not agree on, more middle as well I think and the middle
will get smaller.

So you have the choice between either-or but not both.

jue

"Pete D" wrote:

"Jürgen Exner" wrote in message
.. .
Bob G wrote:
Does anyone make a small-sized full frame DSLR or is there one in the
works?

Simplified:
- full-frame sensors are available in top of the line cameras
- small-sized cameras are entry level bottom of the line cameras

This point I will not agree on, more middle as well I think and the middle
will get smaller.

Possibly sometime in the future. However at least in the past the
smallest and lightest dSLRs on the market were the D40, the D60, the
Rebel and one or two others. And all of them being entry level.

While I agree that cameras in general are becoming smaller and lighter,
I still believe that middle and top of the line will remain larger and
heaver than their bottom of the line contemporaries.

jue

"Pete D" wrote:
Simplified:
- full-frame sensors are available in top of the line cameras
- small-sized cameras are entry level bottom of the line cameras

This point I will not agree on, more middle as well I think and the middle
will get smaller.

But the middle is getting larger:

5D (850 gm) = A900 (895 gm) = D700 (1074 gm).

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David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan

"David J. Littleboy" wrote:

"Pete D" wrote:
Simplified:
- full-frame sensors are available in top of the line cameras
- small-sized cameras are entry level bottom of the line cameras

This point I will not agree on, more middle as well I think and the middle
will get smaller.

But the middle is getting larger:

5D (850 gm) = A900 (895 gm) = D700 (1074 gm).

What unit it "gm"? Gram meter doesn't make much sense, gigameter even
less and would be abbreivated as Gm anyway....

jue

"Jürgen Exner" wrote in message
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"David J. Littleboy" wrote:

"Pete D" wrote:
Simplified:
- full-frame sensors are available in top of the line cameras
- small-sized cameras are entry level bottom of the line cameras

This point I will not agree on, more middle as well I think and the
middle
will get smaller.

But the middle is getting larger:

5D (850 gm) = A900 (895 gm) = D700 (1074 gm).

What unit it "gm"? Gram meter doesn't make much sense, gigameter even
less and would be abbreivated as Gm anyway....

It's part of the DGC (dpi/gm/cubit) system.

--
David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan

David J. Littleboy wrote:

It's part of the DGC (dpi/gm/cubit) system.


US or Imperial cubit...



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