Day 70 - Photo A Day Challenge - 3-10-2012
Mar 10, 2012 02:15:57 #
Welcome to Day 70 :) Today we are going to take a look at Deep Depth of Field. Understanding Aperture (part 3). Still shooting in Aperture Priority, photograph anything
you wish... the trick is choosing the best fstop number to get the whole scene in focus. Use any focal length you want to, just remember the more you zoom in the further
away you will have to be in order to get it all in focus. Here are a few examples to get us started.
you wish... the trick is choosing the best fstop number to get the whole scene in focus. Use any focal length you want to, just remember the more you zoom in the further
away you will have to be in order to get it all in focus. Here are a few examples to get us started.
(AV) 28mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/1250
(AV) 28mm, f/18, ISO 800, 1/400
(AV) 250mm, f/32, ISO 100, 1/25
(AV) 28mm, f/11, ISO 200, 1/320
(AV) 28mm, f/11, ISO 200, 1/400
Mar 10, 2012 02:22:18 #
So our mission is to get the total picture in focus??? Ummm, Is that first one a beer garden???
Mar 10, 2012 02:35:45 #
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 70 :) Today we are going to take a look at Deep Depth of Field. Understanding Aperture (part 3). Still shooting in Aperture Priority, photograph anything
you wish... the trick is choosing the best fstop number to get the whole scene in focus. Use any focal length you want to, just remember the more you zoom in the further
away you will have to be in order to get it all in focus. Here are a few examples to get us started.
you wish... the trick is choosing the best fstop number to get the whole scene in focus. Use any focal length you want to, just remember the more you zoom in the further
away you will have to be in order to get it all in focus. Here are a few examples to get us started.
Great I CAN photo (not shoot) dogs at the dog show and will use Av for indoor shots, probably WB white fluorescent
Mar 10, 2012 06:15:31 #
Mar 10, 2012 06:29:20 #
Marj wrote:
quote=photogrl57 Welcome to Day 70 :) Today we ar... (show quote)
My cousin was a dog show judge for decades and she said that sometimes she could shoot the owners!
If you can a shot of a Bassett, it would cheer her up as I would send it to her. She'll be 80 this year.
Mar 10, 2012 06:30:36 #
Here's one 18mm F/22 Focus point was at the end of the tracks, just above the tree line. Don't forget and use the download for extended view.
Found one of my daughter on the beach, I wanted the clouds to be in focus, so I chose f/13 and focus point was her face. Thought this f/stop gave the shot the depth I was looking for.
Found one of my daughter on the beach, I wanted the clouds to be in focus, so I chose f/13 and focus point was her face. Thought this f/stop gave the shot the depth I was looking for.
18mm f/22
18mm F/13
Mar 10, 2012 06:54:09 #
fstop22 wrote:
Here's one 18mm F/22 Focus point was at the end of the tracks, just above the tree line. Don't forget and use the download for extended view.
Nice grab. They no longer use spikes nowadays, they found something new and more expensive to do the same job.
Being as how I have two titanium knees I cannot get down that low. I'll try a similar shot on a bridge here, but I can't lay down, t'would take me 15 minutes to back up again.
Mar 10, 2012 07:06:02 #
In three weeks I hope to be here.......early morning pics, café con leché por favor mi amigo.....
f. 20, 1/50 ISO 100
f, 5,6, 1/250 ISO 100
Mar 10, 2012 07:16:44 #
Thanks roadrunner, I just love Iron and Clouds together. Not far behind you in the knee department, stone and marble mechanic for 23yrs., left knee floats in and out. I'll probably get the Walmart one, Plastic, har, har..
Roadrunner wrote:
Nice grab. They no longer use spikes nowadays, they found something new and more expensive to do the same job.
Being as how I have two titanium knees I cannot get down that low. I'll try a similar shot on a bridge here, but I can't lay down, t'would take me 15 minutes to back up again.
fstop22 wrote:
Here's one 18mm F/22 Focus point was at the end of the tracks, just above the tree line. Don't forget and use the download for extended view.
Nice grab. They no longer use spikes nowadays, they found something new and more expensive to do the same job.
Being as how I have two titanium knees I cannot get down that low. I'll try a similar shot on a bridge here, but I can't lay down, t'would take me 15 minutes to back up again.
Mar 10, 2012 07:17:43 #
Liking the palm tree shot down the beach, real nice depth. PS Costa Rica in June for me, only I'll be having my coffee in the Jungles, Yeee, Hawwww
Roadrunner wrote:
In three weeks I hope to be here.......early morning pics, café con leché por favor mi amigo.....
Mar 10, 2012 07:18:32 #
la playa es muy bonita
Marj please bring back lots and lots of pictures from the dog show...and good luck with yours.
fstop...where in CR...I love it there.
Marj please bring back lots and lots of pictures from the dog show...and good luck with yours.
fstop...where in CR...I love it there.
Mar 10, 2012 07:34:32 #
photogrl57 wrote:
Welcome to Day 70 :) Today we are going to take a look at Deep Depth of Field. Understanding Aperture (part 3). Still shooting in Aperture Priority, photograph anything
you wish... the trick is choosing the best fstop number to get the whole scene in focus. Use any focal length you want to, just remember the more you zoom in the further
away you will have to be in order to get it all in focus. Here are a few examples to get us started.
you wish... the trick is choosing the best fstop number to get the whole scene in focus. Use any focal length you want to, just remember the more you zoom in the further
away you will have to be in order to get it all in focus. Here are a few examples to get us started.
Good Morning Hogs...hhhmmmnnnn the whole scene in focus...i am so over challenged hahaha Ok..off to Daytona..surely i can get one to fit this theme? i hope!!!! Have a great day all....
Mar 10, 2012 07:36:02 #
Roadrunner wrote:
How's this?
Hold on....how did you do this so early in the morn..i am still coffee one and trying to get thinking straight ;-) Nice shot!
Mar 10, 2012 07:37:09 #
fstop22 wrote:
Here's one 18mm F/22 Focus point was at the end of the tracks, just above the tree line. Don't forget and use the download for extended view.
Found one of my daughter on the beach, I wanted the clouds to be in focus, so I chose f/13 and focus point was her face. Thought this f/stop gave the shot the depth I was looking for.
Found one of my daughter on the beach, I wanted the clouds to be in focus, so I chose f/13 and focus point was her face. Thought this f/stop gave the shot the depth I was looking for.
Amazing as always...thanks for explanations to go with pix..it really helps me....
Mar 10, 2012 07:37:39 #
Osa Peninsula for 4 or 5 days this yr. Going after the Harpy Eagle. Then down south near Panama and finish out near La Selva for all the birding and animals.
rivernan wrote:
la playa es muy bonita
Marj please bring back lots and lots of pictures from the dog show...and good luck with yours.
fstop...where in CR...I love it there.
Marj please bring back lots and lots of pictures from the dog show...and good luck with yours.
fstop...where in CR...I love it there.
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