Soocom1
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There is a serious urban legend around APS sensors and a lot of YouTube videos that delve into this.Hola Soocom1 and thankyou for taking the time to share your knowledge. Certainly lots of food for thought in your message. Both you and JoeW have mentioned sensor size....the Canon EOS Rebel SL3 DSLR aka EOS 250D I am considering has a sensor size of 22.3 x 14.9mm and a diameter of 26.8mm. I guess I will therefore have to accept a practical 'narrowing' of any lens I use...
IMO, sensor size is sensor size.
Your not really "loosing" or "gaining" anything. Its simply the coverage that a lens of a FF intent gives to an APS sized sensor that is smaller area.
The "zoom" factor is a long hashed and obnoxious argument I wont go into.
I mention Med. Format because it grabs an image that will reflect a higher level of detail overall.
But that's an argument for a diff. thread.
I have all the format sizes up to large format and have shot extensively with APS C and APS H, FF 35mm, and Med. format.
The delivery of image quality isn't the camera, its the photographer.
going back to cameras, Google is your best friend in that, and YouTube will have a ton of videos on any given platform you look into.
But Ill say this.
Using my very old analogy, When I went to look at the Nikon Z5, I finally had an outlet with one on display. I picked it up, put it down and said no.
It didn't fit my hand or feel right. For me, the Nikon and Sony both were too small for my hand. I wound up with the RP because my hands are larger, and the RP has more bulk.
Go handle the cameras for YOURSELF, and see what fits YOU! Not what others think might do the trick.