
08-30-2009, 11:04 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by inkista
Ken, I'm sure your chart is accurate for DX sensors and the given focal lengths.
It's just no good to me as a Canon shooter, because Canon doesn't have a 1.5x crop sensor. With a 1.6x crop sensor, the circle of confusion changes size and all the hyperfocal distances are different. Your chart tells me @55mm and f/8, my hyperfocal is 19m. But on 1.6x crop, it's actually 20m. Your chart is also no good for a four-thirds shooter or someone shooting full-frame, or APS-H (1.3x crop), or using a point-and-shoot.
The DoF/hyperfocal chart generator I linked to can create charts based on any of those sensor sizes and any given focal length.
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You're right- Nikon c of c is 0.020mm,and Canon is 0.019,and most point and shoots are.o.006 or 0.007mm Ken
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