"Church break thing"
lol. It was for passover, it's a Jewish holiday...The Jews have synagogues, not churches.
sbattey Goldmember 1,250 posts Joined Mar 2011 More info | Apr 20, 2011 19:16 | #16  Permanent ban"Church break thing" Canon 7D | Canon 50mm f/1.4 | 430EX II
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wrxrocks Senior Member 410 posts Joined Aug 2008 Location: Orange County California More info | Apr 20, 2011 20:37 | #17 One day I'll joint your club. One day my friends. 50D with ef 16-35ii, ef 24-105L f4 IS, my new lover 70-200L f2.8 IS ii, 35L f1.4, EF 85L F1.2 mark ii, 400L F5.6
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pprice THREAD STARTER Goldmember  1,714 posts Joined Jun 2008 Location: Gods Country (aka Mississippi) More info | Apr 20, 2011 22:56 | #18 sbattey wrote in post #12262607  "Church break thing" lol. It was for passover, it's a Jewish holiday...The Jews have synagogues, not churches. Ahhh, I am not up on all my religions but I do own a Desert Eagle, maybe I will just celebrate with them 1D MKIII 16-35 2.8L MKII 24-70 2.8L 70-200 2.8L [COLOR=black]IS 300 2.8L IS (few others) Bunch of AB lighting
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pprice THREAD STARTER Goldmember 1,714 posts Joined Jun 2008 Location: Gods Country (aka Mississippi) More info | Apr 20, 2011 23:01 | #19 cyber wrote in post #12261458 what is the recommended aperture to use with this lens when used in studio portraiture photography? i also own this lens and find i am always pushing aperture to below f2 just because i know it can go that far. Intersted in some more professional opinions in this area Regards I am not a pro, but I may be able to help you by saying it is all what you want your portrait to look like.Do you want the whole head in focus, both eyes in focus, or just a zit on the end of the nose in focus.... 1D MKIII 16-35 2.8L MKII 24-70 2.8L 70-200 2.8L [COLOR=black]IS 300 2.8L IS (few others) Bunch of AB lighting
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cyber Member 123 posts Joined Jul 2009 More info | Apr 21, 2011 04:19 | #20 pprice wrote in post #12263769 I am not a pro, but I may be able to help you by saying it is all what you want your portrait to look like.Do you want the whole head in focus, both eyes in focus, or just a zit on the end of the nose in focus.... I guess your setting for your choice here would depend on how much room you have to back up. Usually I shoot upper torso to head and shoulders shots at about f1.8. I have not really tried any other apertures. I might give it a go at 5.6 and see the effect.
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pprice THREAD STARTER Goldmember 1,714 posts Joined Jun 2008 Location: Gods Country (aka Mississippi) More info | Here is about 500 pages, I am sure you can find a few herehttps://photography-on-the.net …owthread.php?t=224258Here are pages of it wide openhttps://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php?t=852791I know Pham and Ryanohicks (sp?) use this lens a lot and turn out some great stuff (many others also, they just always pop in my head when thinking of the 85L). 1D MKIII 16-35 2.8L MKII 24-70 2.8L 70-200 2.8L [COLOR=black]IS 300 2.8L IS (few others) Bunch of AB lighting
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