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Moving up to full-frame

The EOS DSLR line-up is dominated by APS-C cameras, but there are three bodies that have full-frame sensors: the EOS 6D Mark II, EOS 5D Mark IV and EOS-1D X Mark III.

There’s a number of advantages to going full-frame and a couple of disadvantages. The key benefit of having a bigger sensor inside the camera is the lack of crop factor. This is particularly helpful if you shoot with a wide-angle lens, where every millimetre of focal length can make a

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