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| 05/05/2004 11:42:34 AM |
Misty Morning by librodoComment by rigel: Hi, im yet new in thee world of photography but i know enough to say that you are brilliant mate!
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| 04/30/2004 08:37:52 PM |
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| 04/28/2004 12:23:18 AM |
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Misty Morningby librodoComment by sanandan: This is a great image! I have fallen in love with it at first site...Specially the way reflection can be seen in water. Great Job!!
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| 04/26/2004 05:29:49 PM |
Misty Morningby librodoComment by Ivar: Originally posted by Azrifel:
Originally posted by darcy:
But I have to ask, how can your aperature be so large - 1.8 - when your depth of field seems to be so deep. Doesn't a large aperature usually give a shallow depth of field? |
"At a fixed aperture, focussing at a greater distance brings more of the foreground and background into the zone of sharpness." quote from National Geographic's Photography Field Guide.
The usual dramatic small DOF of a 50mm @ F1.8 is mostly seen with portraits shot from a relative close range. The focus point here is considerably further away. |
True, take a look at this page...
The online dof calculator: //dfleming.ameranet.com/dofjs.html
For example, if you have the lens set at 28mm, f/1.8 and you focus on a spot 20meters away then you get sharp image between 10.5-216.9 meters.
Just check out the online dof calculator. It´s a cool tool! |
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| 04/26/2004 04:31:21 PM |
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