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p.3 #1 · Your 1D Mark III after the fix | |
But apparently it was not just DOF, that was only part of the story. Just to help clarify things a little bit for the newcomers:
"Shooting two soccer games, one rugby game and over 60 track and field sequences (100m dash, hurdles and long jump) in full sunlight, with the EF 300mm f/2.8L IS set to f5.6, was nearly like using a different camera: the EOS-1D Mark III's tracking problems weren't eliminated, but they were muted and, for the first time ever with this model, we captured sequence after sequence in sunlight displaying nearly perfect focus from start to finish, plus fewer instances of the focus shifting to the front when the EOS-1D Mark III did commit a focus error."
"Stopping down from f/2.8 to f/5.6 increases the depth of field at the subject, and that's undoubtedly part of the reason why this workaround works. But it may not be the whole explanation. There are four bits of evidence that point to something beyond depth of field at work:"
I'm sure a good number of people here already read the details. But for those who still haven't:
http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=7-8740-9068-9537
I'm still testing mine. I have one that was just in for service, and one that was not in for this latest service. I'll be testing them head to head with a 300mm f2.8 lens.
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