RDKirk wrote in post #18850624
And what struck me about the video I linked is that apparently that's the only way a heck of a lot of people these days think of portraiture--so much so that they have to ask why a photographer would ever stop a lens down at all.
And what struck me about the video I linked is that apparently that's the only way a heck of a lot of people these days think of portraiture--so much so that they have to ask why a photographer would ever stop a lens down at all.
Because nowadays you don't need to know much to be able to press a shutter button and call yourself a photographer? Here's another half truth, I heard from a self proclaimed wedding photographer: "Nowadays you don't need expensive fast glass anymore because the sensors are so much more light sensitive then they used to be.".
