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From: stan@clyde.UUCP (Stan King)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Caveat Reador
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Date: Thu, 24-May-84 23:33:26 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 24 23:33:26 1984
Date-Received: Thu, 31-May-84 19:18:02 EDT
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<bug food>

This is just a reminder to novices in photography to not believe 
everything they read here.  Photography is one of the subjects where
plentiful reading material is available to those entering the field.
For example, Kodak has very good books available.  Popular Photography
has enough beginning photography columns to bore you after you get the
rag for a few months.

The thing that sparked this comment is a recent submission about
sharpness.  Without naming names (because I forgot), I will draw your
attention to the article that said that maximum sharpness occurs at
f/2 and maximum chromatic aberration at minimum aperture.  Does anyone
with experience really agree with that.

Flames welcome.

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