If you shoot both FF and APS-C, how do you mentally adjust to the change in depth of field?
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If you shoot both FF and APS-C, how do you mentally adjust to the change in depth of field?
1 month ago
I am posting this here because I am a Fuji shooter and recently added a full frame system. Since I've been shooting with Fuji gear/APSC for years, the depth of field for different apertures and lenses is kind of natural and somehow burned into my brain. I find that when I grab my FF camera I am not mentally adjusting to the reduced DOF for the same aperture and FL and I often miss the correct DOF for landscapes where I want a big part of the frame in focus.
Just curious what other folks are doing; please don't answer that I can look at tables or zoom into parts of the frame. Many shots require muscle memory and I clearly don't have this for the FF system.
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