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Girlfriends cat
try bumping the iso up a bit and increasing the f-stop up from 1.8 to get a bigger DoF to keep the shutter speed reasonable. It'll get more of the face in focus but still have nice blurring behind.
Time for a little Alfa-love... (sorry, pretty boring, but pretty cool cars)
Pictures of Alfas can never be boring, and I know I have quoted the pics again and I don't care!
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try bumping the iso up a bit and increasing the f-stop up from 1.8 to get a bigger DoF to keep the shutter speed reasonable. It'll get more of the face in focus but still have nice blurring behind.
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What sort of f-stop would you suggest? I'm not really sure when I should be using a low f-stop or high..
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What sort of f-stop would you suggest? I'm not really sure when I should be using a low f-stop or high..
for the cat I'd probably try to bump the fstop up to 5.6 may get away with 4 though. You'll get to know when to use a high or low f stop when you snap away. I had a useful quick guide from a photo mag months ago. e.g or landscapes use around f16 to ensure a bigger DoF so more is in focus. Things like catching sports events a lower value nearer to f2.8 will help freeze the action to keep things nice and sharp.
http://morguefile.com/docs/classroom should help things along as well
Its the matterhorn, Switzerland
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sour...=&q=matterhorn&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
It is indeed, taken behind a small lake in between blauherd and fluhalp.
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