This may be a dumb question.... I know the lenses specifically made for the APS-C censors on a full frame camera are severely vignetted due to the fact that the censor is larger than the area the lense covers. And vice versa, the FF lense on an APS-C is cropped quite a bit. I am curious if a micro four thirds lens on an APS-C camera of another make, like a Canon or Nikon, would have the same result as the above FF vs APS-C situation. From what I understand is the APS-C sensor is smaller in the micro four thirds cameras than a typical camera. I know they do not have the same lens mount and would never go together with a different camera unless the mount was switched... this is why I ask the question... I am debating switching the mounts.... Thanks for any advice.... If any of that makes sense above.
