Another good response to a pilot...Pilot says, #1 tyre worn to limits!! Engineer's response... you are not travelling by road!!
If those who use a people 50mm lens for portraits are happy doing so,then that is fine. After all, its all a matter of being happy with your outcome.It is like argueing about what is the correct exposure.For me ,I will stick with my 70-200,as that gives me the latitude to compose and get the "perspective"correct.
That is why a 70-200 f2.8 becomes a prefered lens
A 50mm will lens will cause too much distortion distortion,use 85mm
yes, it appears that he makes a habit of doing this!
Just love it! Thank you for that.
Really! ''And not even a WOOF"
This forum is about photography,a place where can learn,NOT about rattling cages as you say.If he or anyone wants to rattle cages , let them go to a zoo and do it!!
Sorry, It was intended for that Aus dude who always mouths off at other hog members.
My reasoning is ,if one can't say a positive, don't say anything
Have you ever thought for one minute,that people reading CRAP from you,might too get a little sick and tired???
Wonder if it takes a 600mm for birding
I usually bracket 4-5 shots (if doing landscape) ,and pick the best one. I don't mean HDR,...its not to my liking. Relying on the histogram,wont guarantee a correct exposure in all situations either!.
Point taken Peter. as vague as it might be ,correct exposure is somewhere between the two extremes. One will never get two people to agree on correct exposure. Guess the important issue here is to maximise the digital information without loosing too much!