Still cannot get over it<\/i><\/p>\n
The enormous 24″ iMac screen beams a series of studio photographs of my son at me, each seemingly more thrilling than its predecessor. The show, as I flick through the images and cull the losers is, well, nothing short of enthralling.<\/p>\n
“There he goes again, babbling on about full frame digital” you mutter. And rightly so.<\/p>\n
But when I tell you that I continue to be simply blown away by the combination of the Canon 5D, 85mm f\/1.8 Canon EF lens and my three head Novatron studio outfit, as I view the results on that huge screen, it’s not like I’m talking the latest and greatest in gear. But it’s still better than I am<\/i>.<\/p>\n
And where there are errors it’s usually in the area of critical focus not because the 5D isn’t always spot on (it is) but because yours truly swayed a bit before pressing the button. Age not booze, I assure you. And boy, is depth of field limited at these distances or what?<\/p>\n
And this, dear reader, is what I have to deal with:<\/p>\n
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Still cannot get over it The enormous 24″ iMac screen beams a series of studio photographs of my son at me, each seemingly more thrilling than its predecessor. The show, as I flick through the images and cull the losers is, well, nothing short of enthralling. “There he goes again, babbling on about full frame … Continue reading Babbling<\/span>