A Digital Camera That Acts More Like a Film One
Serious amateur photographers who switch to digital
single-lens reflex cameras are sometimes disappointed to find that their lenses
don't behave as they did with film. That is because the light sensors on most
digital S.L.R.'s are considerably smaller than a frame of 35-millimeter film.
This changes the lenses' field of view and also makes it more difficult to
highlight a subject by making the background go out of focus.
Posted: Wed - August 31, 2005 at 07:45 PM