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Because black & white infrared film records light rays which focus
differently than light in the visible spectrum, when shooting it is necessary
to adjust the focusing ring accordingly. After focusing normally on the
subject, note the subject-camera distance on the lens distance scale and
turn the focusing ring until that distance setting aligns with the orange
infrared index mark.
In the top photo, the lens is focused at infinity (i) for normal photography;
in the bottom photo it has been adjusted for infrared photography by
moving the infinity mark to the orange infrared index.
NOTE: Compensation is not required when using infrared
color films.
DEPTH OF FIELD SCALES
Depth of field is the area in acceptable sharpness in front of and behind the subject in focus at a particular f/stop setting. Depth of field can be checked
visibly by activating the depth-of-field preview while looking through the camera viewfinder. If more precise information is required, however, the depth
of field scales engraved on most camera lenses provide a convenient means of determining the approximate distances.
The numbers engraved on either side of the depth of field scale represent f/stops. To read the scale, look at the distance scale of the lens opposite the index
marks on the depth of field scale representing the f/stop set on the aperture ring. For example, in the photograph the lens is focused on a subject 5 meters
away. At f/4 the depth of field is from approximately 4 to 7 meters. At f/5.6, the depth would be increased from approximately 3.6 meters to 7.9 meters.
DEPTH OF FIELD TABLES
Dist. scale 0.45m 0.6m 1m 1.6m 2m 3m 5m 15m i
f/1.4 0.447
~ 0.453
0.595
~ 0.605
0.984
~ 1.017
1.557
~ 1.645
1.932
~ 2.073
2.846
~ 3.172
4.579
~ 5.506
11.712
~ 20.868
52.938
~ i
f/2 0.446
~ 0.454
0.593
~ 0.608
0.977
~ 1.024
1.539
~ 1.666
1.904
~ 2.106
2.785
~ 3.252
4.420
~ 5.757
10.707
~ 25.077
37.070
~ i
f/2.8 0.445
~ 0.455
0.590
~ 0.611
0.969
~ 1.034
1.516
~ 1.694
1.869
~ 2.152
2.708
~ 3.365
4.225
~ 6.128
9.609
~ 34.313
26.491
~ i
f/4 0.443
~ 0.458
0.586
~ 0.615
0.956
~ 1.049
1.483
~ 1.737
1.818
~ 2.224
2.599
~ 3.550
3.962
~ 6.786
8.329
~ 76.783
18.557
~ i
f/5.6 0.440
~ 0.461
0.580
~ 0.622
0.939
~ 1.070
1.441
~ 1.799
1.754
~ 2.329
2.468
~ 3.832
3.659
~ 7.922
7.075
~ i
13.268
~ i
f/8 0.436
~ 0.466
0.572
~ 0.631
0.915
~ 1.103
1.383
~ 1.901
1.667
~ 2.506
2.294
~ 4.351
3.284
~ 10.585
0.572
~ i
9.300
~ i
f/11 0.430
~ 0.472
0.562
~ 0.644
0.887
~ 1.148
1.316
~ 2.047
1.569
~ 2.771
2.109
~ 5.242
2.911
~ 18.301
0.562
~ i
6.776
~ i
f/16 0.422
~ 0.482
0.546
~ 0.667
0.844
~ 1.231
1.219
~ 2.348
1.430
~ 3.386
1.861
~ 7.978
2.450
~ i
0.546
~ i
4.672
~ i
f/22 0.413
~ 0.496
0.529
~ 0.696
0.798
~ 1.349
1.120
~ 2.855
1.294
~ 4.545
1.631
~ 21.588
2.061
~ i
0.529
~ i
3.410
~ i
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