Anonymous A. answered 02/20/23
Photographer
You can do this only if the exifs display the focus distance for the specific image. It is not frequent to have this information in the exifs. Hope this helps, JF
Anonymous A. answered 02/20/23
Photographer
You can do this only if the exifs display the focus distance for the specific image. It is not frequent to have this information in the exifs. Hope this helps, JF
Jerry R. answered 11/01/19
30+ years experienced in product, travel and editorial photography
Calculating depth of field:
t = A * (S/1440) * (D - F) / F^2
The near focus distance = D/(1+t)
The far focus distance = D/(1-t)
And the full depth of field is the difference between these.
The variables are:
A = lens aperture (F Number)
S = camera sensor or film plane diagonal size in mm
D = focus distance in mm
F = lens focal length in mm
The sharpness of focus is subjective, and is adjusted by changing the constant in the calculation of the circle of confusion (CoC). This example uses CoC = S/1440, a commonly used value.
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