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Thorkil, the DOF is EXACTLY the same on the D800e as it is on any full frame camera.Actually I'm considering turning the 800E back again and wait for a Leica M10 or perhaps just a D600. Strugling with the colours, contrast and lacking "shine" and also way too dark areas and outblown highlights sometimes, and I'm no fan of HDR. And the way too shallow dof even at f.8 and f.11 bothers me. But some of you make some nice pictures though.
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Thorkil
Exactly. But how long is it going to take to have everyone realise that 100% on screen means nothing unless you print at 100dpi?!>the DOF is EXACTLY the same on the D800e as it is on any full frame camera.
Right, but due to the higher resolution you see more OOF at higher magnifications.
This is incorrect...go with Guy on this...each light source and quality needs to be profiled...which is why profiles are so poor out of the studio...take a profile, throw in a non-profiled element at 45 degrees which adds to the light and you are unable to make it work.>Well it would only work in the same quality of light you profiled in also .
Not really: There are dual light source profiles and they worked in the past just fine. The D800 is different and I don't know why.