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It looks like there is an increase of depth of field, which might make it look more like it is from a phone than cinematic (small sensor = increased depth of fi
by prpl 5y ago
It looks like there is an increase of depth of field, which might make it look more like it is from a phone than cinematic (small sensor = increased depth of field)
- aikinai 5y agoThat’s backwards.
- prpl 5y agoNope. Circle of confusion is smaller.
- ishtanbul 5y agoSmaller sensor means less depth of field. Look at what you can do with a medium format camera
- speakeron 5y agoFor the same field of view, a smaller sensor requires a decrease in the focal length; this leads to a greater depth of field. Moving to a medium-format camera will give less depth of field (and a large-format camera even less). Different sensor sizes using the same focal length will give the same depth of field, but the field of view will vary. This explains it nicely: https://fstoppers.com/education/understanding-how-sensor-size-affects-depth-field-312599 https://fstoppers.com/education/understanding-how-sensor-siz...