Here are DOF tables computed for the digital cameras following the Four Thirds lens mount and sensor size standard. This includes the Olympus E-1, E-3, E-300, E-330, E-500, E-400, E-410, and E-510 models, as well as the Panasonic L1 and L10, and Leica Digilux 3.

A wide range of focal lengths has been covered in calculations, ranging from 7 to 500 mm. This is enough for all lenses available or announced in this mount, except for the fish-eye range (where the off-center DoF, while huge, follow slightly different rules).

The focusing distance as shown here is measured from the lens entrance pupil, and not from the image plane. The difference may be meaningful at shortest focal distances.

The focal length equivalence ratio used in calculations was 2.0, and the diameter of circle of confusion — 0.015 mm (which is equivalent to 0.03 mm on a 35-mm film camera).

For more information about DOF and for details of the calculations, see my general DOF introduction.

Distances are shown in meters, and the row marked as "HD" shows the applicable hyperfocal distance for every focal length and aperture.

If you would rather prefer to see distances measured not from the lens pupil, but from the focus plane (ahead and beyond), see here for a page which is just raw output from my Doffy application (no explanations of any kind, just tables!).