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Re: FF Sensor Question
In reply to digitalhecht,
3 months ago
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No, shallow DOF means very little is in focus. If you want a lot in focus most of the time you have little need for a 35mm SLR unless you really want the larger viewfinder or if you will photograph a lot in low light without flash.
digitalhecht wrote:
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