Almost never would you want to use f22! The shorter focal length lenses of
the E-system are diffraction limited at relatively small f numbers. You'll
probably find that f5.6 to f8 work well. If there isn't something in the
near foreground of a landscape, you'll have plenty of DOF.
-jeff
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From: "Supat S." <eancho@xxxxxxxxxxx>
What's up yall,
I got e-1 + 14-54 a few weeks ago, still practicing to attain the
E1-GodHand. Apparently, I still have a long way to go.
What are yours rules of thumb for F value setting in different
situations?
It would be great, if you could answer the above question, but if
it's
too vague, then
1) I really want to know if the f22 will give you the largest DOF with
everything is in focus and sharp? Does it have an effective range of f?
2) About shooting at night, with smaller aperture the picture is less fuzzy.
So, f22 still the best for taking sharp pictures?
3) Shooting landscape (focus infinity) with sunlight, how would you set the
f value?
Thanks yall,
Ocean
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