Thanks, Chuck. First I have to get the specimens!
----- Original Message -----From: Chuck Norcutt
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Re: [OM] Mirrorless w/bellows
f/11 is a good choice for 35mm work unless you have a very high resolution
sensor like Bob's Nikon. Then diffraction will definitely begin to interfere.
f/11 is good for at least 12-13 MP like the Canon 5D and f/16 probably good for
most 35mm films (except for light loss). f/5.6 is probably the theoretical
limit for these 16 MP 4/3 sensors but, in the case of very limited depth of
field, you need to experiment to know if diffraction or limited depth of field
is the real limitation on image sharpness.
Chuck Norcutt
On 8/9/2014 7:26 PM, Don Holbrook wrote:> Force of habit. f11 was my standard
for all bellows work. Will have to experiment.>> ----- Original Message
-----From: Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>To: Olympus Camera
Discussion <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 16:39:27 -0000
(UTC)Subject: Re: [OM] Mirrorless w/bellows>> And that 2mm DoF was at f/11..
already creeping into diffraction territory for 4/3.>> Chuck Norcutt>> On
8/9/2014 11:54 AM, Dean Hansen wrote:> Don Holbrook recently posted:>>
"http://zone-10.com/tope2/main.php?g2_itemId=14107>> Still learning the
M-1.......OM bellows w/50-3.5@11, custom wb, live view> magnify for manual
focus, 2 sec delay, mayfly off front door, 1/4" body.> Not a good specimen, but
useful for this purpose.">> So I pull out my hardcover copy of Don's "Midge
Magic" book and look> at Don's macro set-up on page 23: OM 2N, bellows, the
older (manual> diaphragm) 38 and 20 OM macro lenses, and two T32s. Great to see
you're>
trying out a new twist here, Don! Keep posting some results for us. It> would
be interesting to see what the 38 and 20 lenses can do, too. If you> look
closely at the mayfly that Don shot with the M-1, you'll see that the> DOF
is--what--2 mm? Not trying to sound derogatory here, but I wonder if> the
"shoot a view of a distant mountain" folks appreciate that DOF isn't> always
twenty miles or more. Nice work, Don! Keep learning, and sharing.> Dean> >--
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