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Lost Maples Trip GTG
This is a discussion on Lost Maples Trip GTG within the San Antonio forums, part of the Texas category; For most glass, the sweet spot is between f/8 and f/16. At f/22 and beyond most lenses soften. I don't ...
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11-16-2010, 10:27 PM
For most glass, the sweet spot is between f/8 and f/16. At f/22 and beyond most lenses soften. I don't recall the technical name for it at the moment. To get creamy water you don't usually need shutter speed slower than 1/8th second, although many folks strive for much longer. Next time you have a chance, try shooting at f/16, iso 100 and whatever shutter speed is required. If you have the patience, start at f/8, then f/11, f/13, etc., but don't bother to push beyond f/22. Compare your results carefully. --------------------------- Kenny D. Photography | Kenny D. Photography (blog) | The San Antonio Photographer's Network (blog) "They can do a lot, but they can't stop the clock!" |
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11-17-2010, 06:30 AM
Diffraction. --------------------------- Texas can exist without the United States, but the United States, cannot, except at great peril, exist without Texas. Sam Houston. |
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11-17-2010, 06:30 AM
Very nice Daniel. --------------------------- Texas can exist without the United States, but the United States, cannot, except at great peril, exist without Texas. Sam Houston. |
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