Actually, one of the focal lengths listed is 24mm for the Zuiko 24/2.8.
It's easier and more accurate to work from my cheat sheet than to depend
on the sparsely populated DOF scale.
Chuck Norcutt
Ken Norton wrote:
>> I keep a small card in my wallet with a few selected focal lengths
>> computed at f/11 for use with my 5D.
>
>
>
> I'm so thankful for the advancements in cameras and lenses. Removing the DoF
> scales from the lenses was the greatest thing the manufactures did. Why have
> the scales on the lenses when we can have the computations written out on a
> card in our wallet?
>
> I would put this advancement just behind the most incredible
> improvement--the removal of the aperture control ring. Why have a separate
> control which the left hand can control when we can have mode buttons and
> dials instead? Now our trigger finger can adjust aperture between shots. Or
> is it the thumb wheel? Or is the thumb wheel and a press of a mode button?
> Do you turn it to the right or the left? Regardless, it's still better than
> those pesky dedicated aperture control rings.
>
> Excuse me while I go replace a lens battery...
>
> AG
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