At 08:15 AM 9/25/01 -0500, Maris wrote:
>Good point, Shel. Plus the digital camera and 35mm will each operate
>uniquely and identical settings may not result in identical images anyway,
>and using appropriate differing settings puts you back to square one -
>taking the 35mm image alone.
This is true for macros where the perspective and DOF are very
different. But for normal shooting there is not that much difference. The
digicams do produce much more DOF per f stop than an SLR (due to the small
size of the CCD) but you can adjust for that. If you truly had a critical
shot where the shutter speed and F stop had to be the same on both the
digicam and the SLR, then your point is correct.
- MCC
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