Public Event in T.O./ C & C please /no.2

[coreduo]

 

[robertwsimpson]

not sure, but it looks like you're focused on her shoulder.

 

[coreduo]

Thanks, rob!

 

[robertwsimpson]

When I take impromptu photos like this, and I'm using a really wide aperture, I try to take at least 3 or so, because my camera will generally miss the focus on one or two and I want to make sure that I get the shot. Narrow depths of field make for tough focusing.

 

[coreduo]

Ya, I really need help when it comes to depth of field and aperture. Thanks!

 

[robertwsimpson]

rule #1 of shallow DOF photos is always focus on the eyes.

 

[coreduo]

Okey. I will remember that.

 

[gsgary]

I have had a play with it and it can be made to look a lot better, not reposted because it does not say OK TO EDIT, but it is underexposed and can be made to look sharper

 

[Tulsa]

I have had a play with it and it can be made to look a lot better, not reposted because it does not say OK TO EDIT, but it is underexposed and can be made to look sharper

how does one change that option, I must be overlooking it.

 

[gsgary]

I have had a play with it and it can be made to look a lot better, not reposted because it does not say OK TO EDIT, but it is underexposed and can be made to look sharper

how does one change that option, I must be overlooking it.

I'm not saying it will look fantastic but i think Coredue would like it

 

[robertwsimpson]

True. I gave it a go also, and it's definitely better... I still think the focus was on the shoulder.