--- Paul Prior MD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - 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.
Why would that be almost impossible? I think it would
be perfect because it shows you _exactly_ what you
will get in the final print. But then, because
everything depends on magnification (size and viewing
distance) you cannot see the real effect (except if
your print is 24x36mm).
Robert
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