F8, iso 400? Say what??? *scratching head in confusion*
If this is product photography, DOF only needs to cover the gluestick. The wrinkles in the sheets in the background doesn't need to be crystal clear.
*scratches head in confusion again*
You can easily get results like these:
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Clearly I'm not even trying to do product photography with these but knowing the conditions, proper setup, lighting, settings, etc... can yield much better results.
The camera is a tool and certainly has its limitations... but landscape, portrait, and especially product photography where you have time to set the environment, the pro1 can easily excel on. If we're talking about low-light/night-time sports photography, then yes, pro1 falls way short in that department. But in this instance, it is clearly operator error.
*throws in his worthless $0.02*


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