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Since the name of this site is Serious Compacts, I'm sure many of us have wrestled with the appeal of certain smaller-sensored cameras and, at the same time, concern that image quality may not be good enough. Ctein directly addresses this issue in a piece he has written for Mike Johnston's The Online Photographer:
Small Format Professionalism
There are, of course, two legitimate issues with smaller-sensored cameras: Very high ISO work (although that point keeps getting higher) and deep depth of field (if you don't want it). But Ctein's article reminds me of a lot of things I already knew but tended to forget or ignore in recent years. Thoughts?
Small Format Professionalism
There are, of course, two legitimate issues with smaller-sensored cameras: Very high ISO work (although that point keeps getting higher) and deep depth of field (if you don't want it). But Ctein's article reminds me of a lot of things I already knew but tended to forget or ignore in recent years. Thoughts?