11-16-2017, 06:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-16-2017, 06:36 PM by Brightcolours.)
Equivalence ALWAYS mattered "in times <sic> of analogue film". Photographers who used to shoot with 6x9 folder cameras and wanted to start using a small 135 format Leica rangefinder instead, indeed looked at what would be an equivalent lens for what they used on their old 6x9 MF folder.
Photographers who used large format technical cameras and a Nikon F depending on the job, of course knew what was equivalent from one format to the other.
And those photographers NEVER argued that one should shoot each format at ISO 100 and f2.8 exclusively, and that somehow f2.8 meant "exposure".
Photographers who used large format technical cameras and a Nikon F depending on the job, of course knew what was equivalent from one format to the other.
And those photographers NEVER argued that one should shoot each format at ISO 100 and f2.8 exclusively, and that somehow f2.8 meant "exposure".