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I previously read these. http://www.azuswebworks.com/photography/dof.html http://www.mir.SPAM/rb/photography/fototech/htmls/depth.html

Ah ok i think I understand (my brain is a bit slow from my days work) - this is the problem with trying to understand something from a maths/text on google point of view before trying it in real life. Thanks for your help fellow Wiltshireton!

I dont know i'm referring to what i read online i.e. I. Focal length of the lens The depth of field is inversely proportional to the focal length of the lens; that is, the smaller the focal length number of the lens, the greater the depth of field. For example, a 28mm lens has the ability...

Turn up in person, kick up a fuss and don't leave until they pay you. Works better than small claims in my experience.

Hi I use Maxwell and Solidworks... i'm actually a product designer (supposedly).

Ok but if f stop is the focal length divided by the diameter of the aperture then in relation to this, increasing the size of the focal length will increase the f stop (increase DOF).... but this is wrong because increasing the focal length decreases the DOF (so i've read). I understand what...

Yeah thats what I mean.

I'm not a photographer, but a 3d visualiser (http://www.willusher.com) trying to get my head around 'f stop' and 'depth of field' - something is confusing me and i'm wondering if someone could help me out. THIS IS HOW I UNDERSTAND IT: Increasing the f stop increases the DOF. If f stop is the...