COP-Circle Of Photog. Season 5 TCSS


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Guys,

Can someone enlighten me on what is "Hyperfocal distance"? Kind of did some googling, read a bit, BUT still don't really quite get it. How does it apply for landscape or taking pictures mainly with a UWA/WA lens kind of shots? Do we really have to calculate the distance etc and/or there is a way to decide roughly and how will it affect if we really have no clue on this hyperfocal distance when taking landscapes (in particular).

On another topic, when you do a typical landscape, wide kind of shots, where would you "focus" on? Where is your camera shutter "half press" focus? Just some random trees/mountains/hills/objects from afar? How does this relate or have any connection with my above mentioned hyperfocal distance thing?

Ok, all these sounds so noob.. but please enlighten somebody! Thanks ah! :embrass:
 

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Guys,

Can someone enlighten me on what is "Hyperfocal distance"? Kind of did some googling, read a bit, BUT still don't really quite get it. How does it apply for landscape or taking pictures mainly with a UWA/WA lens kind of shots? Do we really have to calculate the distance etc and/or there is a way to decide roughly and how will it affect if we really have no clue on this hyperfocal distance when taking landscapes (in particular).

On another topic, when you do a typical landscape, wide kind of shots, where would you "focus" on? Where is your camera shutter "half press" focus? Just some random trees/mountains/hills/objects from afar? How does this relate or have any connection with my above mentioned hyperfocal distance thing?

Ok, all these sounds so noob.. but please enlighten somebody! Thanks ah! :embrass:


to infinity and beyond!
 

:sweat: .... this infinity thing also a mystery to me..
 

Guys,

Can someone enlighten me on what is "Hyperfocal distance"? Kind of did some googling, read a bit, BUT still don't really quite get it. How does it apply for landscape or taking pictures mainly with a UWA/WA lens kind of shots? Do we really have to calculate the distance etc and/or there is a way to decide roughly and how will it affect if we really have no clue on this hyperfocal distance when taking landscapes (in particular).

On another topic, when you do a typical landscape, wide kind of shots, where would you "focus" on? Where is your camera shutter "half press" focus? Just some random trees/mountains/hills/objects from afar? How does this relate or have any connection with my above mentioned hyperfocal distance thing?

Ok, all these sounds so noob.. but please enlighten somebody! Thanks ah! :embrass:


i've no idea too...cheem...

i only know use tripod plus cable trigger plus a couple of beer while waitin for sun rise or sunset. ;)

walk around and enjoy the scene b4 mounting cam on a location and shoot..

aim simi leh? i anyhow aim too...:embrass:
 

i've no idea too...cheem...

i only know use tripod plus cable trigger plus a couple of beer while waitin for sun rise or sunset. ;)

walk around and enjoy the scene b4 mounting cam on a location and shoot..

aim simi leh? i anyhow aim too...:embrass:

:sweat::sweat: say u mount on tripod la, remote trigger, settings all dialed in, er no need focus ? or er anyhow aim? haa, we like blind leading blind.. see if any experts come show us the light :embrass:
 

i've no idea too...cheem...

i only know use tripod plus cable trigger plus a couple of beer while waitin for sun rise or sunset. ;)

walk around and enjoy the scene b4 mounting cam on a location and shoot..

aim simi leh? i anyhow aim too...:embrass:

Same, just that I don't drink alcohol. :bsmilie:
 

but u a :devil: GWC :sweat:

Can only take something like this:
IMG_7578R.jpg


:cry:
 

Focus to infinity means the lens will focus to endless length. Basically all the way to the horizon.

Focus to infinity + aperture stopdown gives you everything in focus.

And where does the focusing distance starts? From the focal plane inside your camera body to your subject.
 

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