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vilva wrote:
5D with a pinhole body cap, 30s ISO800, some PP:
This is the full frame down-sampled. I had to take a few shots to get the desired framing - a Manfrotto geared head helped a lot.
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Orio wrote:
Amazing.
How distant the first camera from sensor plane?
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vilva
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vilva wrote:
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Amazing.
How distant the first camera from sensor plane? |
Calculating from the dimensions, I'd say that the nearest point, the front edge of the lens frame, is about 23cm from the sensor.
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Orio wrote:
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| Orio wrote: |
Amazing.
How distant the first camera from sensor plane? |
Calculating from the dimensions, I'd say that the nearest point, the front edge of the lens frame, is about 23cm from the sensor.
Veijo |
Probably not even a f/64 of a lens would obtain that.
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vilva
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vilva wrote:
| Orio wrote: |
| vilva wrote: |
| Orio wrote: |
Amazing.
How distant the first camera from sensor plane? |
Calculating from the dimensions, I'd say that the nearest point, the front edge of the lens frame, is about 23cm from the sensor.
Veijo |
Probably not even a f/64 of a lens would obtain that. |
But f/190 does 
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