Studies in focal length

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  1. Jul 6, 2006 #1
    LaFoto

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    ... done in May when the horse chestnut tree in front of our house was still in bloom. Just for fun! Enjoy.

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    mentos_007

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    hehe nice! where the pictures taken with your tele lens?
     
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    LaFoto

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    Yes, I am sure they were ... for actually I was standing beneath our plum tree trying to get some good bee-shots with the macro function of that same length. I could look up the picture-data for you if you are interested?
     
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    Looked up the data, here goes:

    First: f29.0 * 1/160 sec. * ISO 800 * 300.0mm

    Second: f 14.0 * 1/160 sec. * ISO 200 * 300.0mm

    Third: f5.6 * 1/160 sec. * ISO 100 * 300.0mm

    (The original of the third is a bit too bright, I had to adjust the curves of that one to go with the other two).
     

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