Quote Originally Posted by Dwayne Oakes View Post
Thats cool and a great POV. Also by switching over to f/16 or f/22 and you can do great landscapes that way. The possibilities are endless.

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Dwayne Oakes
probably shouldn't stop down past f/16 as a rule... it won't really give you any more DOF, and you may start seeing image degradation from diffraction limiting. the only conceivable reason to stop down smaller than f/16 is if you absolutely must slow down the shutter and can't get what you need with a lower ISO setting and/or filters. also, if you're focused that close, you're well inside the hyperfocal distance for any lens i can think of, so no matter what you do, the background is gonna be blurry.