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04/16/2004 02:12:38 PM · #26 |
When you have that much magnification the DOF gets very small very fast. I have found that if I stop down more than f/22 things start getting noticeably softer due to diffraction effects so I think I can live with the end of the ant̢۪s leg being slightly OOF. You should see how tiny the DOF is when using a microscope!
Greg
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04/16/2004 02:18:32 PM · #27 |
in that first shot i think you mistyped the conversion.
"1/200s f/22.0 at 100.0mm (35mm equivalent: 610mm) iso100 with Flash"
it should be 160mm not 610mm
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04/16/2004 02:31:14 PM · #28 |
That is good ole Pbase, I didn't type that in, the pbase software does that on its own. Check out the other picture's info, 488mm??, it makes even less sense.
Greg
Message edited by author 2004-04-16 14:32:39. |
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04/16/2004 02:37:44 PM · #29 |
| oh, that's right. i forgot pbase does that for you automatically. seems like they'd get that fixed. |
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