Practical
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8. Depth
of
field
The image
of
a sub
ject
is
suf
ficiently sharp
over a range
of
distances in front
of
and
behind the focused distance. This depth
of
field zone is shown
on
the depth
of
field
scale
3:
Look up the marks
of
the aperture in use to
each si de
of
the focusing index The figures
on
the distance ring 22 opposite these marks
then indicate the sharply covered subject
range
Depth
of
field is particularly desirable for
candid snapshots, sports photography with
rapidly changing subject distances, and for
scenes extending in depth. For this reason
the most useful snapshot settings
of
6 and
22
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3
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20 feet (or 2 and 6 at meter scale) are marked in red
on
the distance ring 22.
At
a medium aperture
(f
/8 to
f/11) these settings pro vide extended focusing ranges:
1 Scale at 1
Distance range in focus
6 feet
from about
4'1
/2" to 9 feet
(2
rn)
(from
about 1.5m to 3m)
20 feet from about
10
feet to infinity
(6
rn)
(from about
3m
to infinity)
For distant views with near foregrounds set the infinity marking "oo" opposite the aperture in use
on
scale
3. That extends the depth
of
field to the nearest possible point in the foreground.
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All
this informations, texts,
and
Images were extractedfrom the "Rollei 35/
35T
/
35S
In Practical Use"
and
only in tends to give sorne orientation to new
us
ers that didn 't
had
access to the original manual. (c)
Rollei-Werke Franke
& Weidecke
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