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Sep 23, 2008 19:59 |  #1

A photo of my nephew that was shot horizontally. I didn't like the horizontal version to I rotated it 90 degrees counterclockwise and this is what I got.

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Sep 23, 2008 21:12 |  #2

I like it but IMO I'd like to see a bit more DOF, at least into the near eye.


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Sep 24, 2008 00:22 |  #3

Agree with NSG40D, just a tad more DOF, looks like the lips are in focus, but we want the near eye at a minimum.


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Sep 25, 2008 12:55 |  #4

Looks like the focus fell on the lips. May be look for another one.


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Sep 26, 2008 00:51 |  #5

Shoot it at F8!


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Sep 28, 2008 08:26 |  #6

I think at least the near eye should be in focus. but I like the lighting. did you soften the skin or is that all just bokeh?

edit: I just noticed you shot at ISO 100 with a 5D. I guess you could easily go up to ISO 800 and get the f8 DOF ItsMike suggested. Sounds like a good idea.




  
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Sep 29, 2008 14:51 |  #7

Like it other then the focus, but that already been addressed. Thanks for sharing.




  
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Oct 01, 2008 15:52 |  #8

I love it. Technically you could argue about an eye not being in focus, but the picture is intriguing. Wonderful.


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Oct 02, 2008 01:39 |  #9

regardless of the eyes not being in focus, i think its a beautiful shot. Every part of a baby is so beautiful...so seeing the little lips and nose more in focus is great too!


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Oct 03, 2008 06:20 |  #10

Ray, I know it is not the Same shot, But Similar.. I shot this at F16!!! Exif is there.. Just to give you an idea on the Higher F-stop.

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Oct 06, 2008 01:37 |  #11

Hi Guys,

Sorry for the delayed reply. Actually, this was just one shot of a series we did. I focused a very shallow depth of field on each part of Gabriel's tony face.

I liked how this one came out overall, even with the softness of his eyes.

Thanks for all yout comments though. They are appreciated.


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