looking for Dslr camera

[Pavan]

Hi friend,
I am keen to buying new DSLR camera, I am very curious to know about photography type, can captured, most of the close up type, when the main focus on targeted object and rest or background will become very hazy. Just wanted to what types of photography it is called.

Please let me know, I am very new in the photography world.

Regards,
Pavan

 

[weepete]

What you are looking for sounds like macro photography. The blurry background is a short depth of field which is largely governed by the camera to subject to background distance. There is a bit more to it than that but any camera by any major manufacturer with a manual mode and interchangable lenses can produce good results in the right hands. Some flash may also be needed depending on what you shoot too.

 

[Pavan]

Hi,
I really appreciate your quick and valuable answer, is that possible to capture such kind of pictures through any DSLR camera, what think must be notice while buying DSLR camera.


It would be appropriate if you share something good camera, must have such kind of features.


Thanks.
pavan.

 

[soufiej]

Hi friend,
I am keen to buying new DSLR camera, I am very curious to know about photography type, can captured, most of the close up type, when the main focus on targeted object and rest or background will become very hazy. Just wanted to what types of photography it is called.

Please let me know, I am very new in the photography world.

Regards,
Pavan

The main body of the DSLR isn't that important in achieving the blurred backgrounds you mention. The lens needs to be capable of a fairly low f-stop or wide aperture for that effect. Buy a popular camera body and you can find the lens to fit. A lens with a spec that looks something "f 2.0" minimum will have the capacity for greater blur than a lens with a "f 4.6" spec.

There's quite a bit more to macro photography than just one spec though. Best to do some reading and then head to a reputable camera retailer who can actually provide some recommendations.

http://www.adorama.com/alc/0008512/article/100-in-100-Part-II-Macro-lens-buying-guide