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Glass Knuckles posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stzmHm6eF-0
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Bobx66 posted:My wife is getting more comfortable with her new 5D and 50MM Macro: I think the limited depth of field isn't serving you well here. It's not a huge distraction, but it's also not a plus. I think this dish would be shown in the best light with a broader depth of focus.
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Bobx66 posted:That is the general sense of the feedback we have been getting. We just sold our 40d and we are going to put all of the proceeds into a tripod. Does anyone have a recommendation on heads? Also we need a tripod with a short minimum height as our shooting surface is like 18 inches off the ground. Any thoughts? 190ProX. It has a minimum height of 3 inches I think. Thin DOF is a way to manage the subject of the shot. You're emphasizing one thing with a technique that literally takes the focus away from everything else. If your subject is a plate of food, though, not a small item on the plate, you need to have it all in focus, or reasonably so. If the focus is an olive, then small DOF is ideal.
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Reichstag posted:The theme is almost too simplistic. I'd like to see something that isn't JUST center composition with stark compositional contrast.
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