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Interesting effect, but of limited usefulness, and not protrait-friendly.I love the 50mm 1.8 for it's super shallow depth of field.Use the 105mm for the portraits; it will render faces the best.
Yes, and all the more reason to always be considering light, angle and background. Aunt Sue may look very nice in the dress she made, but be aware that little Johnnie is picking his nose in the same framing.The formal posed shots are great, but the best memories come form candid shots before the ceremony and at the reception.
Just tell 250 pound Uncle Charlie to get off her!I can photoshop Johhny, but can't take 400 pounds off aunt Bessie!
Yes, and all the more reason to always be considering light, angle and background. Aunt Sue may look very nice in the dress she made, but be aware that little Johnnie is picking his nose in the same framing.The formal posed shots are great, but the best memories come form candid shots before the ceremony and at the reception.
Nothing replaces a professional, high quality original.
I did one back in '13, and I just didn't like how the pictures came out. Any advice on doing it?
I did it already. They were happy.