Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM

I also found the following tutorial from Ryan Brenizer which also includes tutorial videos which describes it perfectly as Blue Tsunami stated.

http://blog.buiphotogr​aphy.com …xplained-with-directions/

Thank you very much Blue Tsunami, this is a wonderful technique and your photo's are perfect of this method.

PS. I have tried CS3 photomerge but found that Microsoft ICE (FREE Software) gives me much more better results.

thank you BlueTsunami and Krypty

This looks brilliant, i am so excited to go out and try this technique

No problem, guys!

Here are some more examples (taken with my 50/1.4 of course )

BlueTsunami wrote in post #8647962
No problem, guys!

Here are some more examples (taken with my 50/1.4 of course )

wow this one is awesome!
i love shootin like this

"The Brenizer Method" my try....
my bike

That looks great! Love the isolation your getting. It looks really fantastic when used for portraitures too (I haven't done this yet though).

EldoFreeride wrote in post #8650902
wow this one is awesome!
i love shootin like this

Thanks! Nice wide Field of View shots are easy to get, especially with the 50mm. I actually want to try this technique with the 50 on a Full Frame camera

That is the tiniest chainring I've ever seen, I wouldn't mind trying that. I've got a 48T on my singlespeed and it takes significant sweat equity to get up a hill.

EldoFreeride wrote in post #8650913
"The Brenizer Method" my try....
my bike

EldoFreeride wrote in post #8650913
"The Brenizer Method" my try....
my bike

excellent shot

f2.8

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@ 1.4

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I love it for dogs and people...

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Time to sell the nifty-fifty and add this lens. Great shots.

ALT1MATE wrote in post #8655713
That is the tiniest chainring I've ever seen, I wouldn't mind trying that. I've got a 48T on my singlespeed and it takes significant sweat equity to get up a hill.

There are a number of interesting features on that bike. Looks like a fairly short frame with quite a bit of extension on the seat post, beefy looking cranks and pedals.

5D F1.4

EldoFreeride wrote in post #8650913
"The Brenizer Method" my try....
my bike

w0w~ I like the color and contrast.