A marvelous widget has an immense database of cameras including several interchangeable lens DSLR for which the product is of no value
Since there is no database for the lens the widget seems incapable of performing a calculation even if you manually type in focal length and F stop
Great product if you have a camera with a built in lens
DoF Calculator
depth of field calculator
Version: 2.0
Beautiful but limited
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: cravencondor Saturday, August 18 2007 @ 10:57 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
Comments
REPLY TO COMMENT - cravencondor
HII assume you are the author but I could find no email address on your site or I would have contacted you directly
I entered Nikon D2X and also Cannon Eos400 and got the same result of nothing
I actually use a Nikon D200 which is not in your data base
I input FL=100mm, F/=5.6, Dist=10 Ft
outputs
Hyperfocal=NaN
D.Min =NaN
Dmax=inf (I cant find the symbol)
Dof =Inf
Near NaNFT= blank
total DOF =Blank
Far=inf
Hyper Dist= NaNFT
DOF=All'infinito
When I use any camera with a built in lens everything works perfectly
Note a minor cosmetic issue
The calculated DOF overwrites the word "field" in the center of page 1
I am using a Intel based desktop MAC with system 10.4.10 & 2 GB Ram
Sunday, August 19 2007 @ 08:40 AM PDT
REPLY TO COMMENT - redvex81rg
Yes, i'm the developer.I found a bug, in dpreview database sometimes there are some extra notice in focal lenght and my widget doesn't recognize the case.
I'm fixing it.
Sunday, August 19 2007 @ 01:20 PM PDT
REPLY TO COMMENT - redvex81rg
Edit:Nikon D200 is in database and it works :)
Sunday, August 19 2007 @ 01:22 PM PDT
Beautiful but limited - redvex81rg
Can u describe me the problem? The widget CAN calculate deep of field even for DSRL with interchangable lens because it depends on sensor size and circe of confusion. For bug report please indicate- Model camera
- System
- Inserted values
PS. I've just tried with Canon EOS 400D and it works perfectly.
Let me know
Thanks for your interest :)
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Saturday, August 18 2007 @ 03:15 PM PDT