At 10:03 AM +0900 6/14/01, Jim Davis wrote:
> The other thing I found interesting, and the reason I wanted to try this
>was: what kind of photo would warrant this treatment, and what could be done
>with it?
Well. This isn't quite the same thing, but here's a photo taken
using a 20mm 2.8 that shows significant depth of field.
http://www.grocible.com/00/regular/source/46.html
I don't remember offhand what I used for the aperture setting, but it
was something pretty high in order to get the sky almost in focus.
Since it was a quick offhand snapshot I just used my Elan's built-in
flash for fill, hence the flash overexposure and the shadow at the
bottom. But nonetheless I think it's an interesting effect. I think
the end of the lens was less than a foot away from Simon's hand - he
was wondering why the heck I was shoving the camera practically up
his nose. :)
Sadly, that was one of the lenses that got ripped off last week.
Sigh. I was really pleased with the results from that lens...
- Neil K.
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