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Stopping down and diffraction?

 
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Nov 05, 2004 22:41 |  #1

Do you get noticeable diffraction at larger apertures? f/16... f/22?

Or if it "safe" to use them?


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Nov 06, 2004 00:33 |  #2

I've never noticed problems at f/16 or f/22, sometimes you just need those apertures to get enough depth-of-field (in macro photography, for example).

At very small apertures, your photos will become less sharp because of diffraction.

Does anybody have an example that shows this?


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