Rippie Veteran Aug 31, 2008 #1 Say you have 2 lenses an 85mm F2 and a 85mm F1.4 Both lenses set to F2 will they both have similar depths of field? Or because the F2 lens is fully open and the F1.4 lens isn't fully open will they be different?
Say you have 2 lenses an 85mm F2 and a 85mm F1.4 Both lenses set to F2 will they both have similar depths of field? Or because the F2 lens is fully open and the F1.4 lens isn't fully open will they be different?
T Texanite Well-known member Aug 31, 2008 #2 if both lenses are set to f2, they will provide the same dof dof is a mathmatical calculation
T Texanite Well-known member Aug 31, 2008 #4 Rippie said: thank you. Click to expand... No problem. But are you ready for this? Those two lenses both set at f2 might NOT provide the same amount of light to your camera. The f2 on the slower lens might be darker than an f2 on the lens that opens to a 1.4
Rippie said: thank you. Click to expand... No problem. But are you ready for this? Those two lenses both set at f2 might NOT provide the same amount of light to your camera. The f2 on the slower lens might be darker than an f2 on the lens that opens to a 1.4
AwakenedFilms Veteran Aug 31, 2008 #5 Also, it is very likely that the 85mm f1.4 set to f2 will be sharper than the 85mm f2 set to f2. J