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Use the menu to access other screens |
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Modify the lens focal lengths shown on the main screen |
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Select the film format |
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Edit the circles of confusion for each film format |
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Set the location of infinity on the distance scale |
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Restore lens focal lengths and circles of confusion to default values |
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Hyperfocal distance, near distance, and far distance are calculated using the following equations (from Greenleaf, Allen R., Photographic Optics, The MacMillan Company, New York, 1950,
pp. 25-27):
Hyperfocal distance:

Near distance of acceptable sharpness:

Far distance of acceptable sharpness:

where: | |
H | is the hyperfocal distance, mm |
f | is the lens focal length, mm |
s | is the focus distance |
Dn | is the near distance for acceptable sharpness |
Df | is the far distance for acceptable sharpness |
N | is the f-number |
c | is the circle of confusion, mm |
f-number is calculated by the definition N = 2i/2 , where i = 1, 2, 3,... for f/1.4, f/2, f/2.8,...