On Fri, 17 Nov 2000 07:56:44 +0900, "Jim Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> What I'm saying is that I do see the correct depth of field in
>viewfinder when using DOF preview. I can tell what's in focus and what's
>not. Plus, I can see it change when I change apertures. What I see is what I
>get on the final print. That's what DOF preview is for, to show you what's
>in focus.
> That is why I said your camera must be broken if you see otherwise.
>Jim Davis
Well, if I shoot a picture at f1.4 with my 50mm I get someone's eyes
in focus but heck by the time you get to their nose it's already
getting blurry - a couple feet behind that is -totally- out of focus.
That is what I see with a print. That is NOT what I see when I am
looking through the viewfinder with that lens on and the DOF preview
off (i.e. wide open). If I did see it that way, it would be near
impossible to use such a lens.
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