Common Goldeneye Duck

December 16, 2016  •  1 Comment

This Goldeneye duck was cruising the reservoir near my home in northern Massachusetts. Seemingly unconcerned with my presence he glided right past just close enough for me to get a good look. A nice winter morning surprise.

Keywords: Birds, Nature, New England, Water, Waterfowl, Winter

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Smallest aperture opening does not necessarily means the sharpest image. Modern sensors are pretty dense thus diffraction starts to kick in at f/6.3 to f/8, optimal sharpness and DoF seems to be f/8 for m4/3, f/11 for APS-C and f/16 for FF, without too much diffraction sharpness reduced…
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