Re: [pinhole-discussion] image circle relative to focal length/fstop

2002-03-26 Thread G.Penate
- Original Message - From: Thom Mitchell tjmi...@ix.netcom.com Would then a thick material create a smaller circle with the same image quality (or not) as a thinner material? These may be simple questions but I want to be able to control the size of my image circle, either through

Re: [pinhole-discussion] image circle relative to focal length/fstop

2002-03-25 Thread Thom Mitchell
circle relative to focal length/fstop But if your aim, Thom, is to have a circular image in the middle of your paper/film format, the bellow mentioned rule will not work for you, in such a case you should perhaps assume a 5 times the focal length or even more. Use also thick material to make

Re: [pinhole-discussion] image circle relative to focal length/fstop

2002-03-25 Thread Tom Miller
- From: Thom Mitchell tjmi...@ix.netcom.com To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 5:44 PM Subject: [pinhole-discussion] image circle relative to focal length/fstop How can I quickly determine the size of the image circle for a given focal length and f/stop. I want to be able