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Wasn't it Eero Ahonen who wrote:
>Mike Williams wrote:
>> The combination of pin sharp reflections and high focal blur might
>>not be realistic. If there's enough focal blur to fuzz out a ball
>>that's a foot away from the centre of focus, then I'd expect it to
>>affect the reflection of the window that's several yards away.
>>
>
>Nnnope. The point of focus is still on the surface of the ball,
>containing practically an image of the reflected area, so DoF won't
>affect on the reflection - for a camera the reflection is like a photo
>on a stand.
That's cool. So if I want to take a photo and eliminate focal blur
completely, I can just take the photo of a mirror? The reflection will
be on the surface of the mirror, so if I focus on the mirror itself
things reflected from any distance will all be in perfect focus.
--
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure
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