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I would think that wide-open is likely not the sharpest F-stop around, I guess unless you want to maximize that depth-of-field effect that phone cameras can onl
by foobarian 6y ago
I would think that wide-open is likely not the sharpest F-stop around, I guess unless you want to maximize that depth-of-field effect that phone cameras can only fake.
- fock 6y agogenerally modern lenses peak sharpness slightly stopped down. and then they are sharp - and yeah, you can't fake sharpness either (and even if not printing, the camera nearly always produces good enough output for a 4k wallpaper - a phone? maybe.)
- slantyyz 6y agoIf you use a smaller sensor camera, like a 1" or 4/3, wide open can appear sharper because of the increased depth of field, and give you a greater margin of error.
- tobyhinloopen 6y agoI usually shoot at F2.8-F4.0 —- the lens is F1.8 Shooting at 1.8, too much of the picture is out of focus in my experience. I’m just a hobbyist. Never actually compared sharpness at stops.