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The same thing applies to any lens (use a 1.6x multiplier to see the focal length you'd need on a 35mm camera for the same angle of view).
The normal kit lens with the XT is an 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6. |
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ok ...and sry my bad i guess i must have made that up in my head lol
so the kit lens would be a 28.8-88mm |
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xiggy wrote:
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Only the angle of view (apparent magnification) is changing. You'll have wider angle of view for any given focal length lens with a larger sensor or film size, and you'll have a narrower angle of view with a smaller sensor or film size. The focal length does not change. The only reason to use the focal length multipliers with lenses on a dSLR is to give you an idea of how the angle of view compares with the focal length needed on a 35mm camera, mostly because 35mm cameras are very popular. ;-) As for the kits, some vendors may bundle a lens like the 28-90mm in a kit with an XT. But, the standard kit lens is an 18-55mm. |
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yeh i think i just had the number 28-90mm stuck in my head so i put it
i saw the camera at bestbuy today...picked it up (had a thick nonremovable chord on it) and an alarm went off so i didnt get to see it much lol... |
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