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Dec 27, 2015 11:49 PM CST
Name: Dirt
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Interesting!
Well, I have just read a ton trying to comprehend diffraction and the related darn physics of the thing and many rabbitholes Rolling my eyes. and I have a ton more to go

I do recall experimenting with smaller apertures and the 'softness' and extended depth of my images with the borrowed camera/lenses...I should really do some tests now that I have my very own camera and go-to-lens Lovey dubby for me, though, the sweeter and funner spots have definitely been hand-held with shorter exposure times and lower fs so I haven't done it.
I second William's suggestion to try some at f/16 and lower, plus focus bracketing. With your situation needing to photograph these gorgeous orchids before they leave, maybe a portable light source would be a really handy addition in your arsenal?

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