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Published: 2009-02-18 11:10:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 8275; Favourites: 118; Downloads: 291
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Dedicated to all the yardies and whoever else may find it useful
THE HYPERFOCAL DISTANCE CALCULATOR :
For Nikon users: [link]
For all other brand users, including Nikon: [link]
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I actually took my camera today to try and do this---without definitve understanding...
now---
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I'm soooo happy if it can help you in your wonderful photography!
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well--
i set my camera--hopefully accordingly--
and will try a view shots later today...
i can be 
but i am determined...
again
large thanks...
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well--
i failed on that one...
not sure what i did wrong...
o well
i shall try again
its probably my lens.
i only have the one that came with the camera--
or maybe i set it wrong
i did get some amazing bokeh that i blurred...
really bad...
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any lens is ok.
just try again
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Not enough people know about this, I use it on the street and it's very useful. Props for writing it up for everyone to see!
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Indeed it's useful and not only for street!
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thanks for this wonderful tut
just got a new (old) lens for manual shooting but i have to wait until the adapter will be delivered
*can't wait* >.<
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you're very welcome
I hope it'll be useful for you
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I hope so, if not I'll blame you
btw I'm missing an Olympus calc, is there any?
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I'm such a lazy ass ....okok I will
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I only have a 300mm and a standard canon kit lens, I'm just wondering if there is way of calculating a mock hyperfocus with the manual settings?
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use the hyperfocal distance calculator for canon users.
the link is there
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I know that's why I love you. You deserve babies!
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Damien sent me the link for Canon users, after seeing that I had it only for Nikon
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Oooo I knew it he has something to do with it
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^_^ you and =stuartperry had laready cleared this up for me, but thanks for posting it for all to use.
Quite nice of you.
such a hand technique for street shooters too.
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Thanks for posting this! You should right a book, in ALL of your spare time.
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sad thing is that there is no spare time
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I know. 
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I feel I've fallen down to these days
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I have photos that I have not posted here yet that I took at the farmer's market two weekends ago. I should have more time this weekend. I took a crowd photo at the zoo on Sunday. I thought that it was going to be so good because the peeps were enjoying themselves, looking at the gorillas. No. One guy appears to have his finger in his nose (sorry). I don't think he did but it ruins the shot. 
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are you sure it ruins it? 
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I would love to suggest a title if you send me the picture
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ok!
my e-mail is in my profile page
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Ok. Thanks! That might save me from public embarrassment!
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Of course, you wouldn't know because it's never happened to you! 
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As nick said in your journal - you should be a proffessor!
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I am!
still an amateur though
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One can use this in any camera that has manual aperture adjustment. One needs just enough light.
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