حساس كاميرا كانون Advanced Photo System High Definition - APS-H وموديلاتها dslr
حساس كاميرا كانون Advanced Photo System type H - APS-H وموديلاتها dslr
APS-H sensor has a crop factor of 1.3x, so a 50mm lens is equivalent to a 65mm lens on FF. The crop factor is excellent for those who want to get closer to their subject without spending money on a more expensive lens, but it’s also bad news for those who want as much as possible on their photograph without buying a wider lens
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A Full Frame camera would get you the entire picture above, while APS-H with the same lens would give only what’s inside the blue box. If your main focus is sports and action, then APS-C would probably be better as it allows you to get even closer to your subject!
Crop Factor: 1.3x
Sensor Size: 28.7 x 19mm (Full Frame is 36 x 24mm)
Does Canon still use APS-H in DSLR cameras?
No, and most likely never again will.
The first Canon to feature APS-H was the Canon EOS-1D, a camera that greatly influenced all later sports/action cameras. At that time, full frame sensors were quite expensive to make, and a 1.3x smaller sensor would result in a cheaper, smaller body.
While the APS-H format was reserved for 1D line, the APS-C was widely used in all Canon’s entry-level cameras, and also had a lens mount for it (EF-S mount), something that APS-H never had.
When did the APS-H format go away? In 2011, when Canon announced the EOS-1D X, a full frame camera with features perfect for both action and still photography.
Canon APS-H Camera List
Canon EOS 1D Mark IV
Canon EOS 1D Mark III
Canon EOS 1D Mark IIN
Canon EOS 1D Mark II
Canon EOS 1D
هذا الحساس من شركة كانون توقف العمل به منذ 2011 فهو قديم وحل مكانه الحساس FF ,هو Full Frame
