Definition of hyperfocal distance in English:

hyperfocal distance

nounˌhʌɪpəˈfəʊk(ə)lˌhīpərˌfōkəl ˈdistəns

The distance between a camera lens and the closest object which is in focus when the lens is focused at infinity.
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Example sentencesExamples
- A more common use of the hyperfocal distance is maximizing the depth of field for a given aperture.
- The resulting depth of field starts from halfway of the hyperfocal distance and extends to infinity.
- These situations call for quick judgment, and the hyperfocal distance is not always the best option.
- If the hyperfocal distance is more than 30 feet, you probably won't find a setting on your lens.
- The first table contains computed hyperfocal distances for certain focal lengths and apertures.

Definition of hyperfocal distance in US English:

hyperfocal distance

nounˌhīpərˌfōkəl ˈdistəns

The distance between a camera lens and the closest object which is in focus when the lens is focused at infinity.
超焦距
Example sentencesExamples
- These situations call for quick judgment, and the hyperfocal distance is not always the best option.
- The resulting depth of field starts from halfway of the hyperfocal distance and extends to infinity.
- If the hyperfocal distance is more than 30 feet, you probably won't find a setting on your lens.
- The first table contains computed hyperfocal distances for certain focal lengths and apertures.
- A more common use of the hyperfocal distance is maximizing the depth of field for a given aperture.

单词	hyperfocal distance
释义	Definition of hyperfocal distance in English: hyperfocal distance nounˌhʌɪpəˈfəʊk(ə)lˌhīpərˌfōkəl ˈdistəns The distance between a camera lens and the closest object which is in focus when the lens is focused at infinity. 超焦距 Example sentencesExamples A more common use of the hyperfocal distance is maximizing the depth of field for a given aperture. The resulting depth of field starts from halfway of the hyperfocal distance and extends to infinity. These situations call for quick judgment, and the hyperfocal distance is not always the best option. If the hyperfocal distance is more than 30 feet, you probably won't find a setting on your lens. The first table contains computed hyperfocal distances for certain focal lengths and apertures. Definition of hyperfocal distance in US English: hyperfocal distance nounˌhīpərˌfōkəl ˈdistəns The distance between a camera lens and the closest object which is in focus when the lens is focused at infinity. 超焦距 Example sentencesExamples These situations call for quick judgment, and the hyperfocal distance is not always the best option. The resulting depth of field starts from halfway of the hyperfocal distance and extends to infinity. If the hyperfocal distance is more than 30 feet, you probably won't find a setting on your lens. The first table contains computed hyperfocal distances for certain focal lengths and apertures. A more common use of the hyperfocal distance is maximizing the depth of field for a given aperture.
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