>>3645281Jesus fucking christ, I tried to watch that video, he spent three minutes explaining that larger numbers are larger and I just fucking can't. I can't.
But anyway. Here's DPReview's studio tool. Load up an X-T30 and a D750 (or even better, D780) side by side and you'll find that the full frame camera gives you about a stop better noise performance at a given ISO and noticeably better sharpness and details:
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/image-comparisonWhich, okay, isn't *that* much if you're not pixel peeping, but...
> spending thousandsUsed price of an X-T30 looks to be around $6-700. Used price of a D750 looks to be around $900 or so.
So you're only spending maybe a couple hundred more, not *thousands* more, and getting a legit benefit. You're only spending *thousands* more if you're comparing a brand new high end full frame to a used crop body.
