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Will Cheung Go Large And Shoot Digital Medium Format Big is beautiful as Will Cheung discovers when

[View Online]( [Sponsor]( [ePHOTOzine]() Will Cheung Go Large And Shoot Digital Medium Format Big is beautiful as Will Cheung discovers when he checks out the potential of digital medium format with the help of MPB. From the earliest days of the medium, photographers have had the choice of different camera formats, and that is still the case with digital photography. Full-frame 35mm is the dominant format but the smaller formats, Micro Four Thirds and APS-C, remain rightly popular among image creators preferring less bulky kit or want to exploit the benefit of their respective crop factors; 2x in the case of MFT and 1.5x/1.6x with APS-C. Image quality from all three formats is remarkably good and more than enough for professional use, but there is another option: medium format. To read this article in full, click the button below [Shoot Digital Medium Format]( --------------------------------------------------------------- To advertise in our newsletter, sent to over 100,000 subscribers, please contact: advertising@ephotozine.com As well as our free, informative monthly newsletter we may occasionally let you know about special offers, competitions, photo seminars or discounts we think you'll be interested in. If you want to unsubscribe from receiving these messages, [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Policy]( Magezine Publishing Limited is registered in England and Wales as a limited company. Registered Number: 5218362. VAT registration Number: 845 6759 78. Registered Office: Tower House, Lucy Tower Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 1XW

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