Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM

Loved it on my T3i, love it even more on my 5D II.

First ever engagement shoot:

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over 100 pound dog

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Subscribing. Had a 50 1.4, traded it for an 85 1.8, then sold that lens because I was in a money crunch and because I never really got into using it. I'm thinking of buying it again..

Simplistic wrote in post #15485356
Loved it on my T3i, love it even more on my 5D II.

First ever engagement shoot:

Very nice, but there's a very noticable amount of CA on their hands. Easy to remove with lightroom/photoshop. Even easier if you use a lens profile.

^ Thanks!

I only have photoshop elements and I never really learned how to do that except going into "Change color" and eye-dropping the CA (magenta, right?) and bringing down that slider,

Is that how you get rid of CA?

(don't freak out that I'm such a newb with this engagement gig because I wasn't paid for it - the girl is my cousin. )

I'm such a newb.

Simplistic wrote in post #15485366
Disrelated to the engagement shoot:

over 100 pound dog

Haha! New Foundland dog.. i grew up with 3 of them. Best dog you could ever have.
All they do is ****, eat sleep.. and sleep some more.. and then they sleep some.

hyogen wrote in post #15478195
Wonderful. I took one look and knew this had to have been shot with a full frame camera...and I was right.

Sorry if this is way off topic--I just wanted to really compliment the pics above . I'll ask this same question in an appropriate thread.

Thanks!

Went for a walk yesterday, first time out with the camera this year...

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jj_glos wrote in post #15486002
Went for a walk yesterday, first time out with the camera this year...

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Jennie by jj_glos, on Flickr

Beautiful photo and well composed. Your daughter seems like a natural when it comes to modeling
Got a five year old at home who thinks his dad is VERY annoying with the camera ALL the time.

Love the series jj glos, what a cutie!

pablog1585 wrote in post #15488594

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She is beautiful