When shooting landscape photography, often time we shoot with a small aperture to get large depth of field, so that we can have foreground and background all in focus. However, we also hear people say that you shouldn't shoot with an aperture that is too small due to diffraction. I usually shoot with f/8 with Fuji crop sensor system and f/11 with Nikon full frame system. But can you go beyond f/8 and f/11. Today in this video, we are going to see how small you can shoot with Fuji crop sensor camera and Nikon Z6 full frame camera. With the Fuji, I am going to use Fuji X-H1 and 10-24 mm lens. With Nikon I am going to use Nikon Z6 and 14-30mm lens.

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