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Apr 06, 2009 11:22 |  #1

Olease let me know what you think. I just got this lens :)


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Apr 06, 2009 13:31 |  #2

I think they are great, crisp shots! The eyes are awesome in both - did you pp or no?


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Apr 06, 2009 13:31 |  #3

What a handsome little guy!

I love my 50 1.8 and found that if I want both eyes in focus I need to open up more, to may be f/2.2-2.8 otherwise you get a photo with only 1 eye sharp IMO. Unless of course you make sure the eyes are on one line. I still struggle with it, and it's a great lens otherwise!


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Apr 07, 2009 09:03 |  #4

This is a great lens that provide crispness like no other. I find this lens has a tendency to make people crop too tightly. So be careful and happy shooting!


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Apr 08, 2009 10:50 |  #5

AllisonFaith wrote in post #7678697 (external link)
I think they are great, crisp shots! The eyes are awesome in both - did you pp or no?

Thanks Allison, yes, I did a little retouching in the 1st one, just pp his eye on the right so it would be in focus too :)


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Apr 08, 2009 10:50 |  #6

Svetlana wrote in post #7678701 (external link)
What a handsome little guy!

I love my 50 1.8 and found that if I want both eyes in focus I need to open up more, to may be f/2.2-2.8 otherwise you get a photo with only 1 eye sharp IMO. Unless of course you make sure the eyes are on one line. I still struggle with it, and it's a great lens otherwise!

Thanks! His my son :)

Yes, I shot at 1.8 and one eye kept getting blury... Otherwise, I'm loving that lens!


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elisesanchez wrote in post #7684184 (external link)
This is a great lens that provide crispness like no other. I find this lens has a tendency to make people crop too tightly. So be careful and happy shooting!

Thanks for yout tip! :)


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