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September 4th, 2009 - By Joe Decker
Posted In: Camera Gear, Jules Cafe Shared Feeds.
Last week I wrote a bit about the reasons tilt-shift lenses were becoming more popular in the DSLR world. This week I’d like to provide a simple example of using tilt in an image to increase effective depth-of-field, and offer a basic overview of how that’s done.
No tilt, shot at f/3.5.
Tilt dialed in, about three degrees. f/3.5. Focus is near the nearer of the two lens caps. If you look to the left of the table, you’ll notice part …
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