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Old 16-02-08, 08:41 AM
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For a standard focal length lens (35mm Digital) I recon about 6-7 metres for the side shot. 3 mretres would be OK for the front and rear I reckon
It does depend on the lens focal length though. Using an ultra wide <20mm would give some barrel distortion and false perspective and could be shot from 2 metres.
Conversely, I could stand 100 metres away and use a 400mm lens!

Maybe some bench marks are needed.
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Old 16-02-08, 09:45 AM
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It does depend on the lens focal length though. Using an ultra wide <20mm would give some barrel distortion and false perspective and could be shot from 2 metres.
Conversely, I could stand 100 metres away and use a 400mm lens!

Maybe some bench marks are needed.
I think what Robert is looking for is "Full Frame"
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Old 16-02-08, 11:25 AM
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How are these Robert?
Sorry, but I've not re-sized yet.
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Old 16-02-08, 11:28 AM
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Some more for your collection. I'll see if I can photograph some other cars at tomorrow's Thames Valley meet.
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