Re: Sample exam for your amusement

[Karl Shah-Jenner <shahjen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

bah, premature sent..

> I spotted the terem 'appeared' and clung to that, but you're right - the 
> ratio of object to blur will remain unchanged in absolute terms, how it 
> will appear to the viewer though is a bit more subjective.
> kind of like lenses only having one plane of focus, but stopping down 
> appears to increase the depth of focus -  that sort of thing


I was also thinking of an example say of an object blurred by moving across 
the whole FOV of a long lens, say cars on a race track - I have plenty of 
examples of this ;)
move to a very short focal length lens and the distant cars appear to become 
entirely stationary.