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A quick lens questionsI hope that the following makes sense. What lense would you require to make an image of exactly the same scale of magnification as that ... |
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07-11-09, 17:31
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I hope that the following makes sense.  What lense would you require to make an image of exactly the same scale of magnification as that seen by the human eye? |
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07-11-09, 17:33
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| Re: A quick lens questions
It's generally considered to be about 50mm on 35mm film/full-frame dSLR, hence known as a 'standard' lens. So that works out as around 30mm on a 1.6 crop camera for example. Although apparently 43mm (on full frame) is actually more accurate. |
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07-11-09, 19:49
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| I am who I am Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: East Sussex Posts: 2,502 Casino cash: £920700 Blog Entries: 4 Thanks: 118 Thanked: 94/78
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Thanks for that.  I was looking at the view from our kitchen this morning, as shown below, and it occurred to me that I didn't have a true image of the view. I may have to go and have a play.  |
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