tmb Posted December 21, 2009 Share Posted December 21, 2009 <p>There are some perks to using DX sensor as have been pointed out here. I upgraded to FX about a year ago, but still have DX lenses I'm unwilling to part with (e.g. 10.5mm, which is an AMAZING fish eye). Also, in relatively good light conditions I like to take DX for a ride with my other lenses such (e.g. 80-200 2.8) and take advantage of the crop. The camera is also lighter, so sometimes it's more convenient. I also tend to use it for projects such as time-lapses, etc where camera is more likely to be exposed to more abuse and result in less expensive repairs (knock on wood..)</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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