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<blockquote data-quote="jrleo33" data-source="post: 280434" data-attributes="member: 17332"><p>You might have better luck with a 35mm or 50mm Prime lens. The art of everything being in focus is to focus at infinity, and have nothing in the foreground, or in front of infinity. As MikeD90 points out below, if the have foreground included in your photo, and your camera is focused on infinity, something in the foreground will be fuzzy, or visa-versa. I don't know of a lens that has that much depth-of-field to cover foreground and infinity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jrleo33, post: 280434, member: 17332"] You might have better luck with a 35mm or 50mm Prime lens. The art of everything being in focus is to focus at infinity, and have nothing in the foreground, or in front of infinity. As MikeD90 points out below, if the have foreground included in your photo, and your camera is focused on infinity, something in the foreground will be fuzzy, or visa-versa. I don't know of a lens that has that much depth-of-field to cover foreground and infinity. [/QUOTE]
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