Reyna
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Ok, I just got my nikon d7000 today and it's quite a bit different than my d60. I'm trying to learn everything that is different about it and I just have a few questions that I can't figure out.
I hope this is not too stupid of a question, but here goes.
What I'm wanting to acheive is a large depth of field with more than 1 subject, not right beside each other. I've attached an example photo. I want to achieve a large depth of field AND have the flash light and sheep in focus but can't figure it out.
I have the camera set on AF-S so I can choose my focus point. Then, I focus by pressing the shutter halfway, recompose, then snap. Of course, the focus point I choose is in focus (the flashlight) but how the heck do I get the sheep in focus too?
006 by holly.reyna, on Flickr
I hope this is not too stupid of a question, but here goes.
What I'm wanting to acheive is a large depth of field with more than 1 subject, not right beside each other. I've attached an example photo. I want to achieve a large depth of field AND have the flash light and sheep in focus but can't figure it out.
I have the camera set on AF-S so I can choose my focus point. Then, I focus by pressing the shutter halfway, recompose, then snap. Of course, the focus point I choose is in focus (the flashlight) but how the heck do I get the sheep in focus too?
006 by holly.reyna, on Flickr