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Company Name: Casey Cavanaugh
About: FoCalc by [Gx]Ace Is the internet's best 35mm Crop Factor Calculator. Ever
wonder what the 35mm equivalent of a 23mm f2 on APS-C would be? Ever wonder
what that 120mm f8 8x10 lens would be if it were put in 35mm terms? Well now
you can know it all with FoCalc! FoCalc allows you to input a focal length and
aperture as well as a focal reducer or teleconverter and automatically
calculates the equivalent focal length and appar.
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Great app, but…
by Oopsydaisy74
Love your YouTube videos and this app is pretty useful, but could we get custom focal reducer setting and/or add .8x to list of options? Great for those of us using Mamiya 645 lenses on GFX with Kipon focal reducer. Thank you and I look forward to your next YouTube videos.
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