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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D800/D800E
D800 and Diffraction - two words that will soon be synonymous
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<blockquote data-quote="Harrzack" data-source="post: 52509" data-attributes="member: 9347"><p>This diffraction thing is quite interesting, that with our super-high-tech cameras we are MORE limited than in the by-gone film days. I seem to recall there was an F64 club or magazine (large format of course). I also sort of recall from my early film days ('60s - '70's) that diffraction wasn't such an issue till f16 or so, in 35mm. So with the 4"x5" format (being a "large sensor") did the diffraction issue not occur so soon (small aperture-wise) as it does with our "small" 35mm film/sensors? If so - count one for the 'film-v-digital' warriors!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Harrzack, post: 52509, member: 9347"] This diffraction thing is quite interesting, that with our super-high-tech cameras we are MORE limited than in the by-gone film days. I seem to recall there was an F64 club or magazine (large format of course). I also sort of recall from my early film days ('60s - '70's) that diffraction wasn't such an issue till f16 or so, in 35mm. So with the 4"x5" format (being a "large sensor") did the diffraction issue not occur so soon (small aperture-wise) as it does with our "small" 35mm film/sensors? If so - count one for the 'film-v-digital' warriors! [/QUOTE]
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