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Honor 6A

Honor · fixed lens · 8.23× crop

The Honor 6A uses the built-in lens (fixed-lens camera) with a 8.23× crop factor (about 4.4 × 2.9 mm sensor). Below: equivalent focal lengths, maximum shutter speeds for sharp stars, a hyperfocal distance chart and how to check the shutter count.

Mount
Fixed lens
Crop factor
8.23×
Sensor (approx.)
4.4 × 2.9 mm
Circle of confusion
0.0036 mm

Equivalent focal length & field of view

Lens focal lengthFull-frame equivalentDiagonal FOVHorizontal FOV
8 mm66 mm36.5°30.8°
10 mm82 mm29.5°24.8°
12 mm99 mm24.8°20.8°
14 mm115 mm21.3°17.9°
16 mm132 mm18.7°15.7°
18 mm148 mm16.7°13.9°
20 mm165 mm15.0°12.6°
24 mm198 mm12.5°10.5°
28 mm231 mm10.8°9.0°
35 mm288 mm8.6°7.2°
50 mm412 mm6.0°5.0°
85 mm700 mm3.6°3.0°

Multiply by the 8.23× crop factor for the full-frame equivalent field of view.

Milky Way exposure: NPF and 500 rule

Focal lengthNPF @ f/1.8NPF @ f/2.8Strict NPF @ f/2.8500 rule
8 mm16.9 s21.2 s11.6 s7.6 s

NPF = (35 × f-number + 30 × pixel pitch) ÷ focal length, with a pixel pitch of 2.4 µm (typical for this format — exact resolution not in our database). The strict version (Michaud's detailed NPF for the galactic core) gives pin-point stars at 100% view; the 500 rule is a loose rule of thumb that shows trailing on modern sensors.

How to check the Honor 6A shutter count

Not every maker writes a shutter count into image files. Try `exiftool -a -G1 -s image` on an unedited original and look for a tag containing "Shutter" or "Count".

ExifTool tag: (varies). Always test an original, unedited file straight from the card.

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FAQ

What is the crop factor of the Honor 6A?
8.23×. A 24 mm lens frames like a 198 mm lens on full frame.
What shutter speed should I use for the Milky Way with the Honor 6A?
With a 8 mm lens at f/2.8, about 21 seconds keeps stars sharp (NPF rule).
How do I check the shutter count on the Honor 6A?
Not every maker writes a shutter count into image files. Try `exiftool -a -G1 -s image` on an unedited original and look for a tag containing "Shutter" or "Count".