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Ik had deze vraag gesteld op de dp review forums http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...hread=18432043
Helaas geen antwoord gekregen , ik hoop dat er hier iemand is die mij kan adviseren ; ik neem aan det engels geen probleem is ,
Perhaps a r1 owner will be willing to help me with this issue.
I,m not particularly knowledgeable in the technical sense, i use the camera as a tool.
I,ll explain what we do first: we create paintings in different materials on paper or linen , the subjects: dogs ;all our work is commisioned, so we make what the customer wants.
Our customers want artwork which depicts "their" dog, not a dog of this particular breed,
so stance,expression, musculature, coat etc. have to be exact.
In order to achieve this the reference material used has to be as detailed as possible ;so, we make a number of photo's (raw),pick one out and print it scaled to de size the dog will be on the painting (70 - 120 cm. ).
I am currently using the canon g5 but need more mexapixels and the big ccd of the r1 so i get better detail while printing big.
question: been reading up on dof and cof issues, but am still not sure about the dof issue in this particular situation; in general the pictures are taken from a distance aprox. 2-5 meters, in morning or afternoon sunlight.
Could i expect to have the r1 behave more or less similarly to the g5 with regards to dof ?
I'm not sure what the focal length would be at these distances with the r1.....
shutterspeed is important; you cant tell the dog: "please hold that pose " !
Pfff, long stoy, i hope somebody can shed some light on this.
Bij voorbaat dank
Lin
Helaas geen antwoord gekregen , ik hoop dat er hier iemand is die mij kan adviseren ; ik neem aan det engels geen probleem is ,
Perhaps a r1 owner will be willing to help me with this issue.
I,m not particularly knowledgeable in the technical sense, i use the camera as a tool.
I,ll explain what we do first: we create paintings in different materials on paper or linen , the subjects: dogs ;all our work is commisioned, so we make what the customer wants.
Our customers want artwork which depicts "their" dog, not a dog of this particular breed,
so stance,expression, musculature, coat etc. have to be exact.
In order to achieve this the reference material used has to be as detailed as possible ;so, we make a number of photo's (raw),pick one out and print it scaled to de size the dog will be on the painting (70 - 120 cm. ).
I am currently using the canon g5 but need more mexapixels and the big ccd of the r1 so i get better detail while printing big.
question: been reading up on dof and cof issues, but am still not sure about the dof issue in this particular situation; in general the pictures are taken from a distance aprox. 2-5 meters, in morning or afternoon sunlight.
Could i expect to have the r1 behave more or less similarly to the g5 with regards to dof ?
I'm not sure what the focal length would be at these distances with the r1.....
shutterspeed is important; you cant tell the dog: "please hold that pose " !
Pfff, long stoy, i hope somebody can shed some light on this.
Bij voorbaat dank
Lin
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