Crop Factor Equivalent Focal Length: 14 mm lens on 1.6× crop

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Last updatedFebruary 22, 2026

PublishedFebruary 22, 2026

Value Details

Input: 14 mm lens on 1.6× crop

Output: 22.4 mm equivalent

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cropFactor: 1.6 | equivalentAngleFactor: 0.625

Crop Factor Equivalent Focal Length Calculator

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Nearby Reference Values

Crop Factor Equivalent Focal Length values near 14 mm lens on 1.6× crop
Lens Setup	Equivalent Focal Length	Crop Factor
12 mm lens on 1.5× crop	18 mm equivalent	1.5×
12 mm lens on 1.6× crop	19.2 mm equivalent	1.6×
12 mm lens on 2× crop	24 mm equivalent	2×
14 mm lens on 1.3× crop	18.2 mm equivalent	1.3×
14 mm lens on 1.5× crop	21 mm equivalent	1.5×
14 mm lens on 1.6× crop	22.4 mm equivalent	1.6×
14 mm lens on 2× crop	28 mm equivalent	2×
16 mm lens on 1.3× crop	20.8 mm equivalent	1.3×
16 mm lens on 1.5× crop	24 mm equivalent	1.5×
16 mm lens on 1.6× crop	25.6 mm equivalent	1.6×
16 mm lens on 2× crop	32 mm equivalent	2×

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Crop Factor Equivalent Focal Length, formulas, and expected usage.

What is crop factor in photography?

Crop factor describes how much smaller a sensor is than full-frame and how that changes field of view for the same lens.

How do you calculate equivalent focal length?

Multiply lens focal length by crop factor to estimate full-frame equivalent focal length.

Does crop factor change actual lens focal length?

No. The physical focal length stays the same; crop factor changes how much of the image circle is captured.

Can I estimate equivalent aperture too?

For depth-of-field comparisons, photographers often multiply f-number by crop factor as an approximate full-frame equivalent.

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