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Re: Narrowing the slit on OLD pan cameras


  • From: Devendra Bansal <indphoto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Narrowing the slit on OLD pan cameras
  • Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 18:08:58 +0530

hey when u narrow slit in front of ur lens basically what u are doing is using
only central part of the lens and also reducing the image area that will
constantly overlap thereby giving u more blur.

MMagid3005@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Alan -- I understand that if the film is not at the focal length the image
> will be blurred.  But please explain why narrowing the slit reduces the blur.
>  The shutter speed is faster, but the f/stop remains the same, therefore the
> depth of field (if that's the correct term in this situation) should be the
> same.  I'm having trouble getting past this concept, so please help. -- Marty