She wanted to know exactly what the depth of field was for a 1.8f vs. a 22f.
Because I love a good example, I am posting several photos here with the information under it.
As you can see there is a huge difference between a 1.8f and a 22f...but not so much between a 10f and a 22f.
I hope this helps!
If this didn't answer her (or YOUR) question- let me know. If I know the answer- I'll post it. If I don't I'll see what I can do to find it! =D

1.8f Shutter speed 1/8000 ISO 125 50MM

4.5f Shutter Speed 1/1250 ISO 125 50MM

10f Shutter Speed 1/250 ISO 125 50MM

22f Shutter Speed 1/50 ISO 125 50MM
You are the bomb-diggity. That REALLY does help. My mind is starting to wrap itself around it all..."starting" being the key word! :) I did a little photo shoot of Anna the other day and had some interesting turn outs. We'll chat about it. You are such a thoughtful friend to think of me and do this little project. Thank you Dawney!
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