Nothing wrong with that other than it uses a little bit of your battery. If the subject is still it won't change focus and if the subject distance is changing you WANT it to change focus. I do the same thing shooting birds, I start watching them through the viewfinder as they fly closer and let the focus follow them until they are where I want to trip the shutter. In most good light situations I feel that my camera can focus better than I can so I let it do its job and I try to do mine.
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DOF is rather shallow, but within the resolution you posted, I cannot confirm that on the first image herface is more OOF than his. Maybe she has just more make up on, so her face appears lest contrasty than his?
On the second one, the light on the faces is just very poor, resulting in bland contrast, maybe that appears as less sharp to you? With a reflector that second image could have been enhanced a lot I suppose.
(I remember the place from some years ago, nice
DOF is rather shallow, but within the resolution you posted, I cannot confirm that on the first image herface is more OOF than his. Maybe she has just more make up on, so her face appears lest contrasty than his?
On the second one, the light on the faces is just very poor, resulting in bland contrast, maybe that appears as less sharp to you? With a reflector that second image could have been enhanced a lot I suppose.
(I remember the place from some years ago, nice
I actually had to brighten up their face a bit in post, the background was completely blown out and their faces were completely dark. Their were people everywhere so I kinda chickened out on whipping out my reflector, dumb I know.
