Re: fov change with IF lenses

2001-11-27 Thread Bojidar Dimitrov

Hi Frank,

It's more complicated than you were hoping...
http://kmp.BDimitrov.de/extras/focalLength/index.html

Cheers,
Boz
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Re: fov change with IF lenses

2001-11-27 Thread Frank Wajer

> The focal length gets shorter. An internal focusing lens is sort of a
> limited zoom lens.

I know the focal length gets shorter, but I want to know how much, i.e. a 
mathematical
equation.

Frank
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Re: fov change with IF lenses

2001-11-26 Thread Tom Rittenhouse

The focal length gets shorter. An internal focusing lens is sort of a
limited zoom lens.

--graywolf
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From: Frank Wajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: fov change with IF lenses


> Hi,
>
> with non IF I can calculate the change in field of view (FOV) when
> changing focus.
> I think the FOV is smaller as you focus closer.
>
> I noticed that with my 24-90 lens the fov actually gets wider when
> focussing closer. This
> is an IF lens. The only explanation I have is that f gets smaller when
> focussing closer
> with IF lenses, but I don;t know how. Anyone have an equation for the f
> change?
>
>
> Frank
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fov change with IF lenses

2001-11-26 Thread Frank Wajer

Hi,

with non IF I can calculate the change in field of view (FOV) when 
changing focus.
I think the FOV is smaller as you focus closer.

I noticed that with my 24-90 lens the fov actually gets wider when 
focussing closer. This
is an IF lens. The only explanation I have is that f gets smaller when 
focussing closer
with IF lenses, but I don;t know how. Anyone have an equation for the f 
change?


Frank
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