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Things to Consider if You’re Having Focus Issues
Connie Cassinetto (Via the Lens)
Recently I was talking to a friend who was having trouble getting sharp focus with her Nikon D3000. She was unclear if it was her, the camera, or maybe her computer. Read more...
Important DOF preview info for your Nikon Z
Darrell Young (DigitalDarrell)
How to use the depth of field (DOF) preview on your Nikon Z camera for best results. Read more...
Exposure variables – Making the most out of your camera
Hal Becker (HBB)
What are the variables involved in determining the exposure in your camera? How are they interrelated? This is explained in this article. Read more...
A Guide to DOF and Hyperfocal Distance - Tables & Calculator
J. Ramon Palacios (jrp)
You may have wondered "How do pros make those wonderful landscapes where everything seems to be in focus?" Well, it is not merely by closing down the aperture of superb wide angle lenses. They maximize DOF (depth of field), the region of acceptable sharpness, by focusing at the hyperfocal distance. A simple function of lens focal length, aperture and the diameter of the Circle of Confusion. Read more...
DOF for Blackberry
DOF calculators at Nikonians (outdated) Read more...
Understanding DOF and Aperture & Shutter Speed Relationships
Darrell Young (DigitalDarrell)
Depth-of-field (DOF) is one of those things that can confuse a lot of new camera users. Yet, it is very important! Choosing the right combination of apertures and shutter speeds is initially hard to comprehend. This article is written to help you understand those relationships to help you control your image's look, while maintaining correct exposure. Read more...
FAQs - What Lens
J. Ramon Palacios (jrp)
I remember one sunny afternoon -about fifty years ago- in downtown Mexico City, glued to the window of Foto Rudiger, looking in awe at hundreds of lenses in display. Why are there so many lenses? I asked my father. His answer: "Because lenses are designed for specific purposes, subjects, situations and needs, including budgets." Read more...
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