jcdeboever
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="Street assignment?
1) Pick a city;
2) Pick a time allocated to shooting (1 hour, 2 hour, whatever) and divide the total time in half;
3) Use the 55-200 only at 200mm for half the time; and
4) Use the 18-55 only at 18mm for half the time.
Do not retrace your steps, just walk and shoot, walk and shoot. Anything is free game, buildings, signs, people, et al, all a free fire zone.
What I learned; Study up on your minimum focus distances of your lens prior to going out, it helped me a lot today. There are photo opportunities anywhere, doesn't matter where you are. I was very uncomfortable shooting street in both these focal lengths but focused on basics of framing and composition. The focal lengths were challenging and made it very fun and interesting. I did this at lunch, half hour or there abouts, each focal length. Marshall, MI.
Slight crop on two. I consider these straight out of camera as all was done in camera on the fly.
1. 18mm. A mode. 1/350 @f/2.8 ISO 320. C metering. AFs. Acros film simulation. Snuck a shot off inside an antique shop
2. 18mm. A mode. 1/90s @ f/14. ISO 100. C metering. AFs. Acros film simulation.
3. 18mm. A mode. 1/90s @ f/14. ISO 100. C metering. AFs. Acros film simulation.
4. 200mm. 1/160s @ f/7.1 ISO 100. C metering. AFs. Velvia film simulation.
5. 200mm. 1/180s @ f/5.6 ISO 100. C metering. AFs. Acros film simulation.
6. 200mm. 1/18s @ f/9 ISO 100. C metering. AFs. Acros film simulation.
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