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The hyperfocal distance is the nearest distance to which a lens can be focused when using a given aperture where the depth of field will extend to infinity.
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What is "Hyperfocal Distance"?
The hyperfocal distance is the distance at which everything from 1/2 the distance to infinity is in focus.
For instance, if the hyperfocal distance of a particular lens at a particular aperture is 10 …
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