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tour ×  I shot some images for use in a blog post. With the
closeups, I ran into the problem of too low depth of field.
Because I only need them for the web, I think that the easiest
way to solve it would be to take them from farther apart and
then crop them instead of downscaling. Now I need some guideline
about how far away I should stand.  Let's say that I took a
picture at X cm distance between subject and sensor, and the
subject fills the 4000 px wide picture. If I want the same
object to be at least 640 px wide, what is the farthest distance
I can have between subject and sensor?  share|improve this
question This doesn't directly answer your question, but I think
the easiest way to solve the problem would be to select a
narrower aperture, and gain a greater depth of field. You can
use a tripod or a higher ISO if camera m