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https://petapixel.com/2023/04/14/artist-refuses-prize-after-his-ai-image-wins-at-top-photo-contest/ So this is happening, and many people are aware of and anticipating it coming. Wonder why do those big Sony award juries (must be photographers) not even suspect or check up on the work that...

Did another try: # shots=100, FSW=6, Interval=0. Actual shots=56 (FL=600mm, iso=640, f/9.5, speed=1/125") After stacking, realized have made a mistake: focusing the first spot on the bottom of the chimney! (thinking the closest point) From the images below, there are big power post and tree...

Congratulations to Marilynne!!!

Strangely, there is no info on ISO in Exif.

Gee, some 63 years ago! And you still have the very same face -- same eyes, same nose, same mouth, same face pose for portrait,... except the bear!!!

Which of her eyes was tracked?

$1050 for this D3500 with ONE kit lens!!! I bought it new with TWO kit lenses @ Target for $500 3 years ago.

After a long raining season:

Congratulations to Bill!!!

And the result?

Hi Paliswe, Evidently, according to the Exif, your experiments with 70-200mm and 24-200mm were taken under quite different conditions: different shutter speeds, different ISO, different shooting angles, and most importantly, different f/xx. Since you set f/2.8 for 70-200mm, you got very shallow...

When you use 24-200mm and 70-200mm with FL=200mm, it is NOT under the exact same conditions: you have to use a ZTF adaptor for 24-200mm and it could make a bigger DoF. Or you could set a different aperture that also affects DoF (f4-6.3 for 24-200mm; f2.8 for 70-200mm). Remember large aperture...

The special thing about my project is the main subject in the landscape scene is very very far (miles) away and some other object (e.g., clouds) is even beyond it. I need a 600mm lens to catch the scene. This is very different from Macro/close-up, even normal landscape scenes (DoF is not that...

In response/appreciation to Paliswe's post, give my thoughts on 2c: First, my bad if wrong I think for z cameras' settings of focus shifting, "focus step width" is related to the "depth of field" of the system. And the "DoF" is set by focal length, aperture, and subject distance. The "step...

Thanks, Fred.

I am sorry, Woody. I have messed up your thread here!

How do you get this number in EXIF? I couldn't find it in my Exif Viewer. Could you check my image posted above for the focusing distance? Thanks