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Re: Effects of lens length
- From: P3D William Carter <wc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Effects of lens length
- Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 07:22:35 -0700
Two different focal lengths will give you two differing depths of field.
The shots (or crop) would be similar, but not quite the same.
Peter Davis writes:
"...in "Vertigo." There's a shot from the top of the bell tower looking
down in which the camera tracks..."
This was a unique shot for the time. The Zoomar lens was in it's infancy
then. This kind of stretch had never been done before. Hitchcock built
the "bell tower" replica on a stage so that he could dolly down it's
length while "zooming" out. The set cost $25,000, and hit the record for
the most expensive piece of screen time.
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