Back-Focus 101: How Filters Affect Back-Focus
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In this episode of Back-Focus
In this episode of Back-Focus 101, I describe how filters change the back-focus requirement of your optical system, both visually and mathematically. Filters don't change the back-focus distance by much (in most cases), but it is critical to compensate for the change as your focal ratio decreases (or, as the "speed" of the optical system increases). In other words, it is not absolutely necessary to add the extra back-focus when using a filter at f/10, but it becomes very critical at faster focal ratios.
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