Depth of Field
I was just curious if shooting indoors would counter depth of field problem when using digital instead of film.
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To what problem are you referring? The depth of field is only changed indoors if the iris is opened because there is low light available. Most digital cameras have a very broad/wide depth of field in almost all conditions. It is possible to use neutral density filters outdoors to be able to open the iris more to get a more shallow depth of field (background out of focus), but it is not as apparent as in a 35mm film camera.
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Still more difficult, but not because of being digital, but mostly because of the small size of most digital cameras sensors, 1/4" 3/8" etc. Mike |
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