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it is all mathematics. There is probably a calculator available that can do this.
The issue is that not all crop sensors are the same. Some are 1.4. 1.5 or 1.6 crops, and then you have the 4/3rd system and now micro 4/3rds. This is without considering the compacts and their sensors. Any calculation needs to be based on the crop factor of any particular cameras sensor.
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If you have a look at this on line depth of field calculator you can enter differing camera ( FX or Dx ) formats, makes and models to show you the resulting depth of field at varying apertures.
AndrewNikon, Fuji, Nikkor, Sigma, Tamron, Tokina and too many other bits and pieces to list.
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Just read an article that clears this up. 1.5crop at 3.5 is same as FX at 5.6!
That's just crazy, now I know why some insist on FX, hmm.
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