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We attended some of the photo lectures presented by the "Platinum" portrait photographers aboard Sapphire Princess. One of their cheat sheets had a neat simple reminder: f/2 means 2 things in focus, f/22 means 22 things in focus.

 

Of course, wide lenses have more DoF natively (and conversely telephoto/long lenses have less DoF natively), and a higher ratio of camera-subject:camera-background distance also enhances the DoF.

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Thanks for the visual example Dave (pierces). It's very helpful to a novice, such as myself.

 

Peety3 - thanks for passing along your tip from the photo lecture. I've been having trouble remembering if I want to use a higher or lower f-stop. This clarifies it well!

 

We attended some of the photo lectures presented by the "Platinum" portrait photographers aboard Sapphire Princess. One of their cheat sheets had a neat simple reminder: f/2 means 2 things in focus, f/22 means 22 things in focus.

 

Of course, wide lenses have more DoF natively (and conversely telephoto/long lenses have less DoF natively), and a higher ratio of camera-subject:camera-background distance also enhances the DoF.

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