Misnomer...the sensor size has nothing to do with magnification, that's the lens' job. Thus one pixels covers 0.009 degrees or 0.55 arc minutes or 33 arc seconds. Pfft...should have just used a 3,000mm "equivalent fl"  Pfft...should have just used a 3,000mm "equivalent fl"  lens - posted in DSLR & Digital Camera Astro Imaging & Processing: On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density. But, Nikon did a good job on the P1000, with its insane zoom range. Solar System Imaging & Processing Lenses that are 600mm are 600mm, a lens doesn't magically change its native focal length when sensors are different sizes,  but the angle of coverage on a FF lens is 2x (roughly) that of m4/3rds (allowing some for the differences in geometry between the regular 3:2 ratio FF sensor and the 4:3 ration m4/3rds sensor) so while a m4/3 camera may only have 20mp, any specific area covered by a lens of the same focal length has the same resolution as an 80MP FF camera because the FF sensor is 4x the area of the m4/3rds sensor. Solar System Imaging & Processing Beg to differ Luca,  A crop sensor DOES change the focal length of your lens.

Guy shoots Saturn and rings with 600mm f.l. Electronically Assisted Astronomy (EAA) Using these landscape photography tips, you'll be able to create more compelling imagery that wows viewers. Recently I captured Venus' crescent phase with Panasonic's 100-300mm f/4-5.6 lens (v.1) @ 300mm (no tele-converter) and it didn't turn out nearly as sharp. The two planets that look best with just a DSLR camera and a tripod are Jupiter and Saturn. These gifts for photographers under $1,000 will be sure to delight the photographer on your holiday shopping list!

In this review, we compare the Sony a6400 vs Sony a6500 on a variety of measures, including specs, features, video performance, and price. Pretty good.

Saturn's apparent size is only 20 arc seconds. I have no equatorial mount, so I can only boost the ISO. Luca wrote: You can see it with 300mm lens with crop sensor camera. On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density. (1200mm equivalent lens focal length).

However, Nikon and Canon supposedly have 80MP or greater FF sensor cameras coming and Canon announced a 150MP sensor some time ago, but haven't used it yet.On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density.

Have fun! The net magnification (as compared to the human eye) is about 18x. CCD/CMOS Astro Camera Imaging & Processing

Pretty good. Learning how to communicate with photography clients is a critical aspect of becoming a professional photographer.

You are completely out of luck resolving it with a 50mm lens on the 5D.

Learn a few top communication tips in this short tutorial! They're obviously not the most spectacular shots of the planets ever made, but I was just goofing around after getting my NEOWISE photos and I was honestly shocked that I could make them out.

Misnomer...the sensor size has nothing to do with magnification, that's the lens' job. Thus one pixels covers 0.009 degrees or 0.55 arc minutes or 33 arc seconds. Pfft...should have just used a 3,000mm "equivalent fl"  Pfft...should have just used a 3,000mm "equivalent fl"  lens - posted in DSLR & Digital Camera Astro Imaging & Processing: On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density. But, Nikon did a good job on the P1000, with its insane zoom range. Solar System Imaging & Processing Lenses that are 600mm are 600mm, a lens doesn't magically change its native focal length when sensors are different sizes,  but the angle of coverage on a FF lens is 2x (roughly) that of m4/3rds (allowing some for the differences in geometry between the regular 3:2 ratio FF sensor and the 4:3 ration m4/3rds sensor) so while a m4/3 camera may only have 20mp, any specific area covered by a lens of the same focal length has the same resolution as an 80MP FF camera because the FF sensor is 4x the area of the m4/3rds sensor. Solar System Imaging & Processing Beg to differ Luca,  A crop sensor DOES change the focal length of your lens.

Guy shoots Saturn and rings with 600mm f.l. Electronically Assisted Astronomy (EAA) Using these landscape photography tips, you'll be able to create more compelling imagery that wows viewers. Recently I captured Venus' crescent phase with Panasonic's 100-300mm f/4-5.6 lens (v.1) @ 300mm (no tele-converter) and it didn't turn out nearly as sharp. The two planets that look best with just a DSLR camera and a tripod are Jupiter and Saturn. These gifts for photographers under $1,000 will be sure to delight the photographer on your holiday shopping list!

In this review, we compare the Sony a6400 vs Sony a6500 on a variety of measures, including specs, features, video performance, and price. Pretty good.

Saturn's apparent size is only 20 arc seconds. I have no equatorial mount, so I can only boost the ISO. Luca wrote: You can see it with 300mm lens with crop sensor camera. On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density. (1200mm equivalent lens focal length).

However, Nikon and Canon supposedly have 80MP or greater FF sensor cameras coming and Canon announced a 150MP sensor some time ago, but haven't used it yet.On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density.

Have fun! The net magnification (as compared to the human eye) is about 18x. CCD/CMOS Astro Camera Imaging & Processing

Pretty good. Learning how to communicate with photography clients is a critical aspect of becoming a professional photographer.

You are completely out of luck resolving it with a 50mm lens on the 5D.

Learn a few top communication tips in this short tutorial! They're obviously not the most spectacular shots of the planets ever made, but I was just goofing around after getting my NEOWISE photos and I was honestly shocked that I could make them out.

Misnomer...the sensor size has nothing to do with magnification, that's the lens' job. Thus one pixels covers 0.009 degrees or 0.55 arc minutes or 33 arc seconds. Pfft...should have just used a 3,000mm "equivalent fl"  Pfft...should have just used a 3,000mm "equivalent fl"  lens - posted in DSLR & Digital Camera Astro Imaging & Processing: On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density. But, Nikon did a good job on the P1000, with its insane zoom range. Solar System Imaging & Processing Lenses that are 600mm are 600mm, a lens doesn't magically change its native focal length when sensors are different sizes,  but the angle of coverage on a FF lens is 2x (roughly) that of m4/3rds (allowing some for the differences in geometry between the regular 3:2 ratio FF sensor and the 4:3 ration m4/3rds sensor) so while a m4/3 camera may only have 20mp, any specific area covered by a lens of the same focal length has the same resolution as an 80MP FF camera because the FF sensor is 4x the area of the m4/3rds sensor. Solar System Imaging & Processing Beg to differ Luca,  A crop sensor DOES change the focal length of your lens.

Guy shoots Saturn and rings with 600mm f.l. Electronically Assisted Astronomy (EAA) Using these landscape photography tips, you'll be able to create more compelling imagery that wows viewers. Recently I captured Venus' crescent phase with Panasonic's 100-300mm f/4-5.6 lens (v.1) @ 300mm (no tele-converter) and it didn't turn out nearly as sharp. The two planets that look best with just a DSLR camera and a tripod are Jupiter and Saturn. These gifts for photographers under $1,000 will be sure to delight the photographer on your holiday shopping list!

In this review, we compare the Sony a6400 vs Sony a6500 on a variety of measures, including specs, features, video performance, and price. Pretty good.

Saturn's apparent size is only 20 arc seconds. I have no equatorial mount, so I can only boost the ISO. Luca wrote: You can see it with 300mm lens with crop sensor camera. On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density. (1200mm equivalent lens focal length).

However, Nikon and Canon supposedly have 80MP or greater FF sensor cameras coming and Canon announced a 150MP sensor some time ago, but haven't used it yet.On m4/3rd camera, 20mp equates to about 80mp on a FF camera pixel density.

Have fun! The net magnification (as compared to the human eye) is about 18x. CCD/CMOS Astro Camera Imaging & Processing

Pretty good. Learning how to communicate with photography clients is a critical aspect of becoming a professional photographer.

You are completely out of luck resolving it with a 50mm lens on the 5D.

Learn a few top communication tips in this short tutorial! They're obviously not the most spectacular shots of the planets ever made, but I was just goofing around after getting my NEOWISE photos and I was honestly shocked that I could make them out.

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