 | | | Converting XSI_FOV 2 real FOV | Converting XSI_FOV 2 real FOV 2004-05-11 - By kim aldis
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FOV is the same, whether it's a camera or Xsi. If you're thinking about
focal length then it's not that hard to work out. You'll need the film back
size for the fromat in question, from there it's a simple trig calculation.
Someone else may know of resources if you're not into punching numbers.
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> Subject: Converting XSI_FOV 2 real FOV
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> Hi List,
>
> does anybody know of a chart/list that shows the XSI
> Field-of-View compared to the ones from real Cameras ?
>
> Thanks !
>
> Lucas
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