The sensor in 10D is much larger than the compact DC, e.g. the lens factor
in 5050 is 5x, E10 is 4x and 10D is 1.6x. With the small sensor it is hard
to get any good portrait stuffs in the field may be easier in studio with no
pattern background. Although I still want to see sensor larger than the 10D
(one of the reason is larger viewfinder) but it is already quite usable in
terms of bokeh and I have some F2 lenses standby ;-)
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Heide Clausen" <omlist@xxxxxxx>
> *gg* When we get computers, stable as my OM1n, then I'll be a happy
> camper :)
>
> C.H., I asked Tom S. in another mail and I would like your input too,
> since you have experience from DSLR with "smaller sensors": how does
> the sensor-size affect the percieved bokeh and the ability to
> seperate objects from the background through selective focus? I am
> concirned since it seems to me that (except when extremely close) the
> digital cameras that I have experience with all tend to give
> absolutely everything, foreground and background, in focus leaving no
> seperation.
>
> I know that you are good at using that effect from your OM-photos,
> please do share how it fares with the digital-small-sensor things?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --thomas
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