The phrase “full-frame” means that the sensor inside the camera is the same size as a single photo taken on 35mm film. This familiar size means that standard lenses will produce the angle of view ...

More vloggers. Ideal for amateur photographers, Canon’s latest camera is much lighter in weight than many of its full-frame mirrorless competitors. It’s also weather sealed and loaded with ...

This difference in size between a given sensor and a full-frame sensor is what’s known as its crop factor. For example, the Four Thirds sensor used in our favorite mirrorless camera has a crop ...

If you want the best image quality from a mirrorless or DSLR camera, full-frame is the way to go. Based on our in-depth reviews, full-frame sensors continue to deliver superb results in any lighting.

That also means that whether you want pro-level full-frame image quality, fast-burst shooting or just something light for your travels, there's a camera that'll suit you perfectly.

Here’s what you need to know about each. If you want a full-frame camera, this model offers the best image quality you can get, along with a tilting touchscreen, dual memory-card slots ...

The GFX100RF is the brand's first digital camera in the GFX series that comes with a fixed lens system. Curiously, Fujifilm is claiming that its latest offering is "more than full frame." ...

Fujifilm teases new camera with tagline ‘Half the Size, Twice the Story’ Hints at new half-frame digital camera, possible called the X-Half Silhouette appears to show a secondary film preview ...

Camera sensors come in different sizes; not just different megapixel ratings, but different physical sizes. And, very roughly, the bigger a sensor is physically, the better the image quality.

But to be fair, the Pentax 17 looks very cool. The new half-frame 35mm analog camera shoots 72 pictures per roll. But to be fair, the Pentax 17 looks very cool. The new half-frame 35mm analog ...

I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 13 years, which has given me a front row seat for the DSLR to mirrorless transition, the smartphone camera revolution, and the mainstream adoption of ...