12mm Micro Four Thirds gegen 24mm Vollformat
12mm Micro Four Thirds und 24mm Vollformat zeigen praktisch denselben Ausschnitt. Die Formen unterscheiden sich: 12mm Micro Four Thirds ist 4:3, 24mm Vollformat ist 3:2.
A 12mm Micro Four Thirds
B 24mm Vollformat
Die Zahlen
| A 12mm an Micro Four Thirds | B 24mm an Vollformat | |
|---|---|---|
| Brennweite | 12mm | 24mm |
| Kleinbild-Äquivalent | 24mm | 24mm |
| Horizontal | 71,6° | 73,7° |
| Vertikal | 56,9° | 53,1° |
| Diagonal | 84,1° | 84,1° |
| Sensor | Micro Four Thirds 17,3 × 13 mm | Vollformat 36 × 24 mm |
| Cropfaktor | ×2 | ×1 |
| Seitenverhältnis | 4:3 | 3:2 |
Eine der Kombinationen ändern →
- A12mm Micro Four Thirds: Festbrennweiten im Katalog (2)
- B24mm Vollformat: Festbrennweiten im Katalog (38)
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