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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 792854" data-attributes="member: 13196">Needa, do you remember where you focused for this? There is a little more area in focus behind a focus point rather than in front of it. I wonder if you had focused on the second duck's neck (where the brown and white meet), if that would have allowed you a tad more focus overall.&nbsp;This app doesn't offer 230mm specifically so I chose the closest option - and I guessed at the distance. If you look on the left side of the graphic, it shows you have less than 4&quot; in focus behind the focus point. So if you had moved the focus point back a little (that's assuming you focused on the closest part of the duck facing the camera), it might have helped bring both ducks into better focus without even changing your aperture.This app is called Simple DoF. It's a paid app but only requires paying once. This is my go-to app when I need to know depth of field for a subject. However, I don't see any Nikon Z cameras listed. Just DX and FX options for Nikon DSLR's.[ATTACH=full]381117[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 792854, member: 13196"] Needa, do you remember where you focused for this? There is a little more area in focus behind a focus point rather than in front of it. I wonder if you had focused on the second duck's neck (where the brown and white meet), if that would have allowed you a tad more focus overall. This app doesn't offer 230mm specifically so I chose the closest option - and I guessed at the distance. If you look on the left side of the graphic, it shows you have less than 4" in focus behind the focus point. So if you had moved the focus point back a little (that's assuming you focused on the closest part of the duck facing the camera), it might have helped bring both ducks into better focus without even changing your aperture. This app is called Simple DoF. It's a paid app but only requires paying once. This is my go-to app when I need to know depth of field for a subject. However, I don't see any Nikon Z cameras listed. Just DX and FX options for Nikon DSLR's. [ATTACH type="full" width="30%"]381117._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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