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How to convert between a class lens digital camera (eg, a 3x zoom) and a film Slr Camera (eg 35 Mm)?
Gauges are best left to guns and cannons. With goals, we have focal lengths. The focal lengths are simply viewing angle. Between analog and digital there is no need for conversions. What you should know is equivalent. It's based on the size of camera sensors digital photo of. Full-frame Cameras are equipped with digital sensors that have the same dimensions against a frame of 35mm film. Lenses on the cameras managers have full viewing angle which is equal to 35 mm SLR. A 50mm lens on full-frame sees the same angle as a 50mm lens on film. Most DSLRs have 1.5 digital crop factor sensors, smaller than a frame of 35mm film. (50mm x 1.5 = 75mm) A 50 mm lens on a DSLR 1.5 crop sensor sees an angle equal to a 75mm lens on full frame cameras or film. If you use a 50mm lens for $ 1.5 crop factor Camera Slr digital camera on a 35mm Camera or full frame, it will always behave like a 50mm, 75mm equal. I think that's really where some confused. Going further, most Compact point-and-shoot digital sensors used with almost 6 crop factor. (50mm x 6 = 300) This means a 50mm camera on a factor 6 crops will see digital sensor at an angle similar to a 300 mm lens on a film or full frame camera. I hope that's what you need. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor_format Now, if what you are looking for a zoom lens is simply X, it is quite simple. On a zoom, look at the focal distance, then get more and divide the smaller number. Given a goal of 55mm 18-55mm / 18mm = 3. That means an 18-55mm zoom is a factor 3X zoom. To complicate things, there are fixed lenses that do not like the zoom lens 1000mm. 1000mm / 1000mm = 1. 1X, no zoom. This goal may not take the measure of objects much closer to you than the 18-55mm 3x zoom. Zoom X are a range of zoom, the ability to change lenses. As for lens power, which is more dependent focal length. More mm lens, the better to make distant objects appear closer ..