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Apr 29, 2008 21:40 |  #1

I have a quick question to throw out there. I am not sure if this is possible or not. I am trying to get an "infinite Sharpness" look. Is there a way to get a really sharp background and a really sharp subject? Or maybe 2 shots? But how would they be combined? Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.


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Apr 29, 2008 21:45 |  #2

Really small aperture or hyperfocus settings (external link).


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Apr 29, 2008 21:47 |  #3

K-nock yourself out.

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Apr 29, 2008 22:13 |  #4

Thanks guys! im investigating now!!


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Apr 30, 2008 03:08 |  #5

Small aperture will help do it. Also, the macro chaps use a technique called focus stacking. I'm not sure of the procedure though or if it will help you in this instance.


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Apr 30, 2008 04:08 |  #6

For focus stacking investigate these:
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Apr 30, 2008 04:26 |  #7

Get a point & shoot and only shoot distant things at the widest focal length.


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Apr 30, 2008 04:45 |  #8

Duh, now why didn't I think of that?

Excellent idea.


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