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Actually that's not what I meant but it does answer the question
In Response To: Wide angle. We were in a moving dinghy so I let the camera do the work. 
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() For any given lens (whether zoom or any focal length) the dept-of-field that is in focus is greater when the aperture is reduced (e.g. f-11 or f-16). You can reduce (close) aperture by selecting faster (higher number) ISO film-speed and/or by using a slower shutter speed (which itself induces blur from camera or subject movement).
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- Summer's here.
- There's the usual eclectic group of boats showing on the water.
- Saw a Drascomb beach cruiser take advantage of Perry Creek.
- I'm usually the farthest boat up the creek.
- Nice Drascombe! I had a
- Camera?
- Hi Bruce. A Canon 40D with a 17 to 40mm zoom.
- Not wide open; small aperture -- right?
- Wide angle. We were in a moving dinghy so I let the camera do the work.
- Actually that's not what I meant but it does answer the question
- Wide angle. We were in a moving dinghy so I let the camera do the work.
- Not wide open; small aperture -- right?
- Hi Bruce. A Canon 40D with a 17 to 40mm zoom.
- Thanks David. The owner said the boat came from the UK.
- Camera?
- I'm usually the farthest boat up the creek.
- Saw a Drascomb beach cruiser take advantage of Perry Creek.
- There's the usual eclectic group of boats showing on the water.