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Almass wrote:
2- Use a longer lens which is the simplest and fastest way to solve the issue.
Longer focal length typically means shallower DOF for a given f-stop.
I'm not thinking WA with an "infinity" hyperfocal, but something a bit closer to the normal range should help fine. Granted the crop will be an impact on resolution for print size (not critical to this application though), but not on the rate of transition @ DOF.
Not sure I follow why you suggest a longer lens solves the problem for someone wanting more dof. Typically, we reach for longer glass to have shallower dof and faster transitions (for a given f-stop) due to the larger physical aperture of a given f-stop.
You lost me on this one ... what did I miss?
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