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Gregory,
I think you would want to close the lens down, make aperture smaller, use larger f/# ... to gain more depth of field. This calls for an increase in exposure and one way to do this is to use longer exposure time which means the likelihood of using a steady support eventually becomes advisable.
my $.02 FWIW
Andy
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Subject: [PhotoForum] Re: PF gallery updated on 01/25/2020 plus new
series gallery
From: Gregory <fyrframe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, January 26, 2020 10:56 pm
To: photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Roy,Curious why you would need a tripod to gain more depth. To gain depth, you open your aperture, equating to a faster shutter and therefore less need for high end support such as tripods.So I must have missed some thing.Gregory Gig Harbor, WA.
On 01/26/20 14:42, PhotoRoy wrote:
Next time I use a tripod so I can use a higher depth of field. (Maybe buy a full 35mm camera with the Canon lens that goes beyond 1 to 1 magnification)The PhotoForum members' gallery/exhibit space was updated with 4 new photographs on Jan. 25, 2020.Roy Miller - Caterpillar in the chrysalis
