t-stop vs f-stop? same thing?
 

ran some searches but came up empty, is a t-stop and an f-stop same thing?

thank you,

jh

try this one.

perfect explination, thank you for the thread Charles.

jh

groovy

Nice, Charles
 

That is a great thread; I printed it out.

(We oughta have an award for links like this. Criteria would be alacrity and accuracy. I propose calling them the "Linkies" ... because award names should be cloying. The trophy would be a solid gold pile of chain-links, from which a desperate videographer's arm struggles, clutching a miniDV camera.)

That would be a fun and worthy perk. I have been truly rewarded by those who have come before me with these great posts. Not being a typist I really can appreciate the time it takes to resond intelegently and completly. This board is a wealth of information and those that contribute should have a little bone thrown thier way, a little perk form the sponsers of the site via the judging of the kennel master and wranglers???

I second it.

jh

Just kidding, John. We now return this thread to its original subject.

O. ah--ya, me too . . .

hehe.

jh

yeah f- stop is mathematical