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Nov 02, 2004 13:50 |  #16

YES and a big YES, the shapness 75% depends on the lens and 20% on the technique and 5% on your equipment.
Also the more the focal length smaller the DOF for a particular aperture. That means a 50 mm at 2.8 will have a greater DOF than a 85mm at 2.8




  
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