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This project is called "<f/8" and details may be found at http://www.lf-photo.org.uk/projects/project2007_4.htm . Please use this thread for any questions/comments.
Charles

By "<f/8" do you mean larger aperture number than f/8, or larger aperture opening?

I assume you mean "more open than", but it isn't at all clear.

In other words, I believe you mean something like this (at f:4.5):



and not this (at f:16):

I knew someone would pick holes...
Yes I do mean larger apertures ie f-numbers smaller than 8. Which corresponds to your first pic.
Inversely yours,
Charles

well I went out today to shoot at F8 or wider - normally I just f64 and forget to focus etc. It is quite interesting when you start to examine what you really want in focus and what the point of the image is....hope fully I will get round to scanning them in soon - once I have deved them and decieded to go back and try try try again. Great idea Thanks.

I have put up a picture by my good self for everyone's delectation and to spur some enthusiasm (see http://www.lf-photo.org.uk/projects/project2007_4.htm ). In so doing, I have realised that the picture needs to be a bit larger than usual to reveal the detail of the focal plane. So I will take pics up to 360 by 450 pixels or equivalent (saved as jpgs).
There are also a couple pics up for Project 3.
I look forward to seeing your contributions.
Charles

Excellent. Now that I have my SSGGs, my only excuse is the weather.

MPP Mk8, 90mm Super Angulon at F8, orange filter, HP5



MPP Mk8, 180mm lens at f5.6, yellow filter, HP5

Nice pictures, Matt!
I'll put them up on the webpage when I have the time.
Pictures can be sent to the Webmaster address or pm'ed to me, if you would rather not post them here.
Thanks,
Charles

Charles has kindly uploaded an <f8 image onto the Projects page for me. It was taken last weekend at Fiddleford Mill in Dorset. It was a struggle but I got there in the end!