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Death, Taxes, and Focal Lengths
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Death, Taxes, and Focal Lengths .. @ .. creativepro.com
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Quote .. While we can all count on the inevitability of death and taxes, photographers have had a few other certainties to depend on: black cameras look more professional than silver ones; the best shots present themselves when you don't have a camera with you; and digital zoom is always a bad idea. And for the last century and a half, photographers have also been taught that the focal length choice they make has an impact on the depth of field in their scene. In this article, I'll show you why that long-held maxim is actually not true.
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and I thought Depth of Field was related to quicksand
and .. for the record .. my camera is silver