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I recall reading somewhere on this forum some comment about how a FF sensor would inherently have better bokeh (or was it shallow depth of field) as compared with a crop. I can no longer find it, and I have since read conflicting opinions elsewhere.
Thus, if an image is captured at the same aperture and full frame equivalent focal lengths on both types of cameras with the same lens, would there be a difference in bokeh and/or depth of field with the 2 different camera types?
If so, is it a theoretical or real difference, and why? Any sample comparison images would be very helpful!
Thus, if an image is captured at the same aperture and full frame equivalent focal lengths on both types of cameras with the same lens, would there be a difference in bokeh and/or depth of field with the 2 different camera types?
If so, is it a theoretical or real difference, and why? Any sample comparison images would be very helpful!