How to maximize depth of field

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How to maximize depth of field
Topic Started: Aug 1 2008, 09:44 AM (141 Views)
patmed	Aug 1 2008, 08:09 PM Post #16
Moderator Posts: 3,004 Group: Moderator Member #136 Joined: January 26, 2006	where can we find these calculators at kyle



kikals	Aug 2 2008, 01:54 AM Post #17
Innocent Posts: 3,307 Group: Senior member Member #19 Joined: October 15, 2005 Camera Nikon D50 Lens #1 50mm 1.8f	wow! I am so happy you posted this!! in my photography class, this really "smart"alic guy hehe would always try and stump me, and beings Im not a pro and an expert, he did, and it was agrivating cuz I felt stupid standing in front of all these adults, and being so young and not being able to answer some things, and this was one of them, how to use the numbers on the lens to their potential... dont worry though, I pulled it off and didnt really look dumb (I'm good at pretending Im smart! ) but I did FEEL stupid!!!! now this will definitely help me!!! I get it too which is the amazing part! hahaha



patmed	Aug 2 2008, 08:34 AM Post #18
Moderator Posts: 3,004 Group: Moderator Member #136 Joined: January 26, 2006	whats so amazing about that....kyle did a good jojb explaining it without using too many 37 consanats and 1 vowel words .



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