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Aaron D. Priest
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Hyperfocal Distance, Depth of Field, Circle of Confusion, Diffraction, and Print Size
I wrote an advanced article yesterday regarding hyperfocal distance, depth of field, circle of confusion, diffraction, print size, and how they all relate to each other, especially for stitched panoramas.
https://galleries.aaronpriestphoto.com/Articles/Hyperfocal-DoF-CoC-Diffraction-and-Print-Size
Night Sky Panoramas, 4-Night Workshop
May 31 - June 4, 2019
Join Vincent Lawrence and I on a night sky panorama workshop along Maine's beautiful Bold Coast between Cutler and Lubec. Lodging included!
https://galleries.aaronpriestphoto.com/Workshops/2019JunePanoramaWorkshop/
Planning a Full Moon with PhotoPills
This topic came up while I was presenting PhotoPills to a local camera club, and I thought it would be a great example to dedicate an article to with screenshots for future reference!
https://galleries.aaronpriestphoto.com/Articles/Planning-a-Full-Moon-with-PhotoPills
Planning Panoramas with “PlanIt! Pro”
I recently photographed this 1,300 megapixel panorama and decided to write an article on how to plan panoramas using PlanIt! Pro's Panorama tool and new 3D VR viewfinder mode using topography maps.
http://galleries.aaronpriestphoto.com/Articles/Planning-Panoramas-with-PlanIt-Pro
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