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Depth of field on the Panasonic AU-EVA1
Depth of field, angle of view and shot sizes for the Panasonic AU-EVA1, computed for its Super 35 5.7K sensor. The planner below is set to this camera — change lens, stop and distance for your shot.
- acceptably sharp
- focus plane
- horizontal field of view
- Near limit
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- Far limit
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- Depth of field
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- In front / behind
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- Hyperfocal distance
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- Shot size
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| Lens | Near | Far | Depth | H. FoV | Shot size |
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A 1.80 m person at the focus distance, eyes on the upper third. Grey floor = below their feet.
- Horizontal angle
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- Vertical angle
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- Diagonal angle
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- Frame width at distance
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- Frame height at distance
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- Full-frame equivalent
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Uses the focus distance on the left as the space you have between camera and subject.
| Lens | Distance for this shot size | Depth there | At your distance |
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The Panasonic AU-EVA1 sensor in numbers
Super 35 5.7K: 24.60 × 12.97 mm, diagonal 27.8 mm. The tables below use a circle of confusion of 0.025 mm (sensor width ÷ 1000) and a 16:9 image taken from the full sensor width, 23.09 × 12.97 mm. A 50 mm lens frames like a 78 mm lens on full frame (factor 1.56).
Lens sets from our list that cover the full 27.8 mm diagonal: ARRI Signature Prime, ARRI/Zeiss Master Prime, ARRI/Zeiss Ultra Prime, Zeiss Supreme Prime, Zeiss CP.3, Cooke S4/i, Cooke S7/i Full Frame Plus, Sigma Cine Prime FF, Canon CN-E Prime, Leitz Summicron-C, Tokina Vista Prime, DZOFilm Pictor Zoom.
Up to 240 fps in the manufacturer’s spec — at high frame rates many cameras crop the sensor, which narrows the angle of view; check the recording mode and enter its active area as a custom sensor.
Depth of field on the Panasonic AU-EVA1 at T2.8
Total depth of field (near to far limit) at three working distances. Example: 50 mm at 3 m holds 2.77 m to 3.27 m.
| Focal length | at 1.5 m | at 3.0 m | at 6.0 m |
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| 18 mm | 1.07 m | 6.61 m | ∞ |
| 25 mm | 51 cm | 2.25 m | 14.5 m |
| 35 mm | 25 cm | 1.05 m | 4.63 m |
| 50 mm | 12 cm | 50 cm | 2.06 m |
| 85 mm | 4.1 cm | 17 cm | 69 cm |
| 135 mm | 1.6 cm | 6.6 cm | 27 cm |
Field of view and shot size
What each focal length sees in 16:9 on this sensor, and what that makes of a standing person 3 m away.
| Focal length | Horizontal angle | Frame width at 3 m | Shot size at 3 m | Full-frame equivalent |
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| 18 mm | 65.3° | 3.85 m | full shot | 28 mm |
| 25 mm | 49.6° | 2.77 m | medium long shot | 39 mm |
| 35 mm | 36.5° | 1.98 m | medium long shot | 55 mm |
| 50 mm | 26.0° | 1.39 m | medium shot | 78 mm |
| 85 mm | 15.5° | 81 cm | medium close-up | 133 mm |
| 135 mm | 9.8° | 51 cm | close-up | 211 mm |
Hyperfocal distance
Focus at the hyperfocal distance and everything from half that distance to infinity is acceptably sharp. On the Panasonic AU-EVA1 at T5.6: 4.49 m for 25 mm, 17.9 m for 50 mm.
| Focal length | T2.8 | T5.6 | T11 |
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| 18 mm | 4.65 m | 2.33 m | 1.2 m |
| 25 mm | 8.95 m | 4.49 m | 2.3 m |
| 35 mm | 17.5 m | 8.79 m | 4.49 m |
| 50 mm | 35.8 m | 17.9 m | 9.14 m |
| 85 mm | 103.3 m | 51.7 m | 26.4 m |
| 135 mm | 260.5 m | 130.3 m | 66.4 m |
Frequently asked
What circle of confusion should I use for the Panasonic AU-EVA1?
0.025 mm follows the cinema convention of sensor width ÷ 1000. For 4K delivery on large screens, or when you judge focus on a big monitor, ÷ 1500 (0.017 mm) is safer — the tool’s “strict” switch does that.
How much depth of field does a 50 mm at T2.8 give on the Panasonic AU-EVA1?
At 3 m: 50 cm (2.77 m to 3.27 m). At 1.5 m it shrinks to 12 cm.