Richard Wilis
Member
Sorry in advance for the noob question. This has probably been asked/answered before, but I couldn't find it between the wealth of information on this forum :smile5:
When shooting at a lower resolution on an Epic (or Scarlet). Does that mean the image is recorded from the sensor in windowed mode? Which if I'm understanding it correctly, will result in a higher crop-factor. Or is the full-res image captured from the sensor and then processed/downsized in-camera, maintaining the camera's native crop-factor?
When shooting at a lower resolution on an Epic (or Scarlet). Does that mean the image is recorded from the sensor in windowed mode? Which if I'm understanding it correctly, will result in a higher crop-factor. Or is the full-res image captured from the sensor and then processed/downsized in-camera, maintaining the camera's native crop-factor?