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Old 01-23-2013, 09:10 AM  
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Originally Posted by dyna mo View Post
iso doesn't effect dof.

i was going to recommend going to a 35mm lens, on that t3i, that's = ~50mm, so you will get a deeper dof at the same aperture.

but there are many variables, how far you are from the scene, how far the subject is from the background, your focal length and f-stop.

so i would suggest doing a bit of the math on a dof calculator such as

http://www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html and plugging in your specifics to see what your dof is, then make adjustments to any of the variables you can to create the perfect dof.
If you use a higher iso, you can use a higher f stop giving you more area to shoot that is in focus.

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