Is depth of field for landscapes dependent upon hyperfocal distance only? Then, is what you see in the ground glass exactly the final product, or, like with sma ller cameras, is some of the depth of field "hidden" from view?
Is depth of field for landscapes dependent upon hyperfocal distance only? Then, is what you see in the ground glass exactly the final product, or, like with sma ller cameras, is some of the depth of field "hidden" from view?
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