BebuLamar wrote:
No you use the same settings as the full frame camera don't need to apply the crop factor. Now if you want to apply the crop factor then you open the lens aperture 1 stop larger and reduce the ISO 1 stop less. For example if the FF settings are f/8, 1/125, ISO 400 then you would set f/5.6, 1/125, ISO 200. But only if you want to.
Anyway, your thoughts? Just throwing this out there
Are you one of those people who believes that you have to alter the f-stop on an APS or MFT camera to obtain the same DOF with the same lens as on a 35mm camera? If so, I would really be interested in knowing your reasons for that belief. Or, if you don't believe that, what is the meaning of your closing sentences? In what circumstance(s) should I do that thing with the aperture and ISO?