F-Stop Lesson for beginner

Has anyone seen a lesson posted here that demonstrates how changing the f-stop/aperature affects the depth of field?

I told a friend I would send him a lesson (i.e. -- an excercise that he could do) so he could learn about f-stops.

I could probably design one easily/quickly, but I figured, "Surely such a valuable thing for novices already exists on photographyreview.com."

Plus, I'm lazy.

Plus, if I find the lesson here and send him the link, he will visit this web site, meet cool people and learn a ton!

Anybody seen such a lesson here?

Check this out.

No kidding! Where did you find that?

Thanks for posting that link. I'd forgotten about that lesson. Web Photo School has good stuff!

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Originally Posted by Photo-John

Thanks for posting that link. I'd forgotten about that lesson. Web Photo School has good stuff!

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They sure do. I have been printing a lot of them off and putting them in a binder for future use!

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Originally Posted by mjs1973

Check this out.

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Thank you. This is precisely what I was looking for.

I knew it had to be here somewhere, but evidently I did not know the magic keywords to enter into the Search Forums box.

Just out of curiosity, how did you find it?

Thanks again.

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Originally Posted by maplegirlie

Just out of curiosity, how did you find it?

Thanks again.

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Scroll to the top of this page and click on the "How-tos" link under the Learn tab. Then scroll about half way down the page to where it says "Digital Camera Lessons" Click that and you're there.