FujiFilm KLASSE W Owner's Manual page 35

Depth of field in photography
When the subject is in focus, the areas in front of
and behind the subject are also within the range
of focus. The range is called "depth of field."
Range focused
Depth of field
Characteristics
The more you open up the aperture, the more the
depth of field becomes shallower; on the other hand,
the more you close the aperture, the more the field
becomes wider.
The farther the distance to the subject is, the wider the
depth of field is, while the closer the distance is, the
shallower the field becomes.
The depth of field in front of focused subject is
shallower than that behind subject.
See the depth of field chart in P.76 for details.
In the aperture AE mode, the flash distance is derived
from the quotient of guide number and aperture value.
The distance the flash reaches =
Film speed (ISO)
KLASSE W
ISO 50
ISO 100
ISO 200
ISO 400
ISO 800
ISO 1600
Guide number
Aperture value
Guide number
KLASSE S
6.4 5.5
9 11
12.8 15.5
18 22
25.6 31
36 44
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