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StamatisGR — Hyperfocal technique tutorial
Published: 2009-02-18 11:10:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 8233; Favourites: 120; Downloads: 291
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Dedicated to all the yardies and whoever else may find it useful
THE HYPERFOCAL DISTANCE CALCULATOR :
For Nikon users: [link]
For all other brand users, including Nikon: [link]
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Thank you for posting this! Saves me the trouble of looking it up elsewhere. ^_^
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thanks for the very helpful trutorial,
I definitely will try it !
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It's fun trying it and seeing it working
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I just book marked this link you put up for Nikon...wow! it's great. I am starting to save for a new lens. I love close ups/macro work and there are those our there that tell me to get the 105mm f2.8 lens. It is expensive but it may just be what I am looking for. I am trying to see work done with this lens before I make a purchase. Do you have any suggestions?
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I think it's a great choice Karen. Probably the best you can have. I've shot some macros in the past, but as I was tight on budget, I just used some good quality close-up filters
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You also might like this image of mine [link]
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I've checked your image wandering in the tutorials section and I found it a brilliant example of what depth of field is!
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This tutorial has been collected in =PhotoLust 's favourites gallery (home of loads of brilliant tutorials) and has also been featured in February's journal . Thanks for making such a great resource!
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I've been using a table I found on a tutorial at stock.xchnge. Has the focal length on the left from 17-105mm, and the aperture on the top from f2.8 to22. Using the table gives the resulting hyperfocal range. A separate table is given for full frame and various cropped sensors.
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I haven't used hyperfocus with digital, I'm more used to doing that with my old SLRs. I shall give it a go!
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I used to use it more with film, but it's great in digital as well
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I have a protest shoot tomorrow afternoon, I shall try it then
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I'm looking forward to seeing your pictures
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I learned this stuff just 2 months ago, very useful actually
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Useful indeed! great avatar you have
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thanks for mentioning that!
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thank you!again, a wonderful tutorial...
(i really have to get myself a slr soon...)
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that would be a great idea
welcome!
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Cant use it yet ... but anyway I will collect this !
Thank you !!!!!!!
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Very kind of you to share this; Thank you Stamati
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Aye, great info that I always forget to try when I shoot
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I always tend to forget all the great info I'm getting
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thank you so much!
the illustration made me understand instantly 
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I first practiced this technique on a Zenit 12 xp with the legendary Helios 58mm f2.0
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I have a Zenit E with Helios 58/2
and a Pentacon 29/2.8 and a 135/2.8 too. Not to mention the huge 300/4.5
Maybe I'll try it tomorrow
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I have shot countless pictures with the 29/2.8 and 135/2.8. I love these lenses! The one in my tutorial is the Pentacon 50mm f2.8
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Nice one Tam, I'm going to try it out tomorrow, with me old Pentax P30T SLR
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faithful working horses they are!
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I'll never be without it, a Shire of cameras
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Excellent, more fun things to go out and try with my camera... Thanks for sharing this, Stamatis!
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you're very welcome Elasaid!
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This is a very useful tool and info for everyone Stam. Thanx for being so thoughtful !
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