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Forum: General Photography Technique

28-05-07, 14:55

Replies: 16

Sticky: Aperture Priority Mode – Controlling the Depth of Field

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Posted By yelvertoft

Thanks Crazee Horse, glad you found it useful. ...

Thanks Crazee Horse, glad you found it useful. Your avatar makes me smile every time I see it.

Sassan and Mike, I'm surprised you've only just found the stickies, but it pleases me that having...

Forum: General Photography Technique

15-01-06, 21:34

Replies: 16

Sticky: Aperture Priority Mode – Controlling the Depth of Field

Views: 42,304

Posted By yelvertoft

It is useful for when you want the whole picture,...

It is useful for when you want the whole picture, from front to back to be in focus. This would typically be used for landscapes.

I wouldn't get too hung up about it. Just use the depth of field...

Forum: General Photography Technique

15-01-06, 21:22

Replies: 16

Sticky: Aperture Priority Mode – Controlling the Depth of Field

Views: 42,304

Posted By yelvertoft

Hyperfocal Distance: The shortest distance at...

Hyperfocal Distance: The shortest distance at which a lens can be focused to give a depth of field extending to infinity. In fact, the depth of field will then extend from roughly half the...

Forum: General Photography Technique

09-01-06, 15:24

Replies: 16

Sticky: Aperture Priority Mode – Controlling the Depth of Field

Views: 42,304

Posted By yelvertoft

Aperture Priority Mode – Controlling the Depth of Field

Ok, you’ve got your first camera that goes beyond “point and shoot”. There’s a lot of buttons and dials on it that you really would like to know about but feel a little intimidated in case you break...

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