De : Paul Prior MD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Why, then when you are looking through the camera to focus these
> lenses do you see the whole field in focus? Isn't the lens operating
> at wide open aperture when focusing in EOS cameras? I thought so, to
Quite strange... To verify it try to focus a close-up subject at the minimum
focal lenght of your lens. And you'll see surely the background blurred...
But do not forgot that a wide angle is not a telephoto and the blurred
backgrouns is less visible !
> I thought about this as I"m contemplating a new body purchase - wife
> wants EOS elan 7 due to smaller size and built in flash, I want the
> EOS3 for pure speed and because I hate that built in flash :)
hehehe :)
Buy the 3 for you, and the 7 for your wife ! :)
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