Tang Shooters LXXII - TCSS Thread...
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zh3ng
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yesh i want to be san san agains~ :sweat:
blazer_workz
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Allo Butties! 
jawzsg
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:embrass:.. Allooo bbbuttie.. shoo sorlee...moi ish hallmost porgotchturn... haniway, moi subject ish BBB han moi tok hwill be hwery simprer....
"Juz ghost BBB hanitinkz chiu ish fancy... rater ish de nose rike can passing gib moi" ..... tok ish phinishz.....
jawzsg
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Allo Butties!
Alloooo bbbutties :lovegrin:
zh3ng
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camel buttie!~ nong time nose see~ :heart:
jawzsg
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.. I have make a small excel file to help you calculate the HFD of the lens you have chosen as follows;1. Suitable for sensor MF, FF, 2.0/1.6/1.5 APSC
2. HFD cannot be related in zoom range, so key in intended focal length if you're using a zoom.
3. HFD can be answered in metric or imperial references, you choose.
HFD = Hyper Focal Distance, meaning the distance you should focus if you want to optimzed the Depth of Field in a given focal length and f/stop composition. This would be helpful for scenery/landscape and others such as Sunrise and Sunset photography. You will have a clearer fore and aft ground as opposed to infinity focus.
However, it may be the distance you want to avoid in portraiture and bokeh is what you would like to have. At HFD, I'm afraid, there will be very little bokeh.
Please note that HFD is not a DOF calculator, I am currently unable to develope that as yet till I can identify a working formula.
Camel's HFD Calculator
Have fun and feed back is welcomed.... and don't blame any lenses' bokeh is no good if you're focusing on its HFD.
Please note that the above link will expire in 7 days. :embrass:
jawzsg
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Alllooo bbbuttie.. yeshz... ish de lrong time nose see....:lovegrin:
1. Suitable for sensor MF, FF, 2.0/1.6/1.5 APSC
2. HFD cannot be related in zoom range, so key in intended focal length if you're using a zoom.
3. HFD can be answered in metric or imperial references, you choose.
HFD = Hyper Focal Distance, meaning the distance you should focus if you want to optimzed the Depth of Field in a given focal length and f/stop composition. This would be helpful for scenery/landscape and others such as Sunrise and Sunset photography. You will have a clearer fore and aft ground as opposed to infinity focus.
However, it may be the distance you want to avoid in portraiture and bokeh is what you would like to have. At HFD, I'm afraid, there will be very little bokeh.
Please note that HFD is not a DOF calculator, I am currently unable to develope that as yet till I can identify a working formula.
Camel's HFD Calculator
Have fun and feed back is welcomed.... and don't blame any lenses' bokeh is no good if you're focusing on its HFD.
Please note that the above link will expire in 7 days. :embrass:
Gootz! moi ish tested D700 with CZ50mm F1.4. Bokeh really sweet... on FF really diff :thumbsup: Moi ish nose soot portraits sometime riaoz... :sweat:
zh3ng
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jawzsg
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:embrass:,,, errrr... chiu ish de huan SSS chiu CZ50mm f/1.4 ????......:sweat:
Royaux
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kekeke prof camel :thumbsup:
1. Suitable for sensor MF, FF, 2.0/1.6/1.5 APSC
2. HFD cannot be related in zoom range, so key in intended focal length if you're using a zoom.
3. HFD can be answered in metric or imperial references, you choose.
HFD = Hyper Focal Distance, meaning the distance you should focus if you want to optimzed the Depth of Field in a given focal length and f/stop composition. This would be helpful for scenery/landscape and others such as Sunrise and Sunset photography. You will have a clearer fore and aft ground as opposed to infinity focus.
However, it may be the distance you want to avoid in portraiture and bokeh is what you would like to have. At HFD, I'm afraid, there will be very little bokeh.
Please note that HFD is not a DOF calculator, I am currently unable to develope that as yet till I can identify a working formula.
Camel's HFD Calculator
Have fun and feed back is welcomed.... and don't blame any lenses' bokeh is no good if you're focusing on its HFD.
Please note that the above link will expire in 7 days. :embrass:
juste_millieu
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buttie, u said it u did it :thumbsup: i lub chiu :heart:
1. Suitable for sensor MF, FF, 2.0/1.6/1.5 APSC
2. HFD cannot be related in zoom range, so key in intended focal length if you're using a zoom.
3. HFD can be answered in metric or imperial references, you choose.
HFD = Hyper Focal Distance, meaning the distance you should focus if you want to optimzed the Depth of Field in a given focal length and f/stop composition. This would be helpful for scenery/landscape and others such as Sunrise and Sunset photography. You will have a clearer fore and aft ground as opposed to infinity focus.
However, it may be the distance you want to avoid in portraiture and bokeh is what you would like to have. At HFD, I'm afraid, there will be very little bokeh.
Please note that HFD is not a DOF calculator, I am currently unable to develope that as yet till I can identify a working formula.
Camel's HFD Calculator
Have fun and feed back is welcomed.... and don't blame any lenses' bokeh is no good if you're focusing on its HFD.
Please note that the above link will expire in 7 days. :embrass:
when free we go bbb mf lens again :bsmilie:
now i have 2 mf lens liao... want to try ur beast... kekeke
for those who interested to know more abt this -> http://www.revellphotography.com/blog/?p=726
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blazer_workz
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Counting down..18 more days to go!!! ;p;p;p
that is one lens i will not sell...
btw, my sigma 10-20 recovered miraculously... AF working fine and no fungus inside... sent my D300 for diagnosis liao. ;p
jawzsg
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:cry:.... thankz bbbuttie por informinkz...
jawzsg
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:lovegrin:... chiu ish de hwellkum... ish de habinkz kopi hwif chiu datz hwee ish hatch dish rittle thingy... chiu ish de inpiraxion tu dish Calculator....:lovegrin:
Yeshz... moi ish buzee rately.. moi hwill inporm chiu hwen hwee ish ghost BBB reica renz... kekekekeekekeeke....
juste_millieu
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buttie, this one for ciu http://www.diyphotography.net/take-cool-car-photos-with-a-diy-specialized-car-rig
let me know if u wnt to try this... impressive :sweat:
blazer_workz
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the rig alone i think cost more than the camera..:sweat:
juste_millieu
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kekeke... dunno... ask the expert:bsmilie:
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