-=5D2 owners unite! Discuss and Post Photos! (Round 2)

#1 with Sigma 50, #2 and #3 with 135L

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Smoke'n

Band shoot:

Just a little wide

i have a quick question that i hope someone can help me out with. What is the best way to shot low aperture and get 2 people in focus. do you guys manually focus? Thanks

Florence Kevin wrote in post #12157803
i have a quick question that i hope someone can help me out with. What is the best way to shot low aperture and get 2 people in focus. do you guys manually focus? Thanks

have them stand parallel to each other within the plane of focus

Zerimar wrote in post #12157828
have them stand parallel to each other within the plane of focus

And you can set your own focus point or have it set the camera to do its own focus point to where it can do more than one?

Florence Kevin wrote in post #12157863
And you can set your own focus point or have it set the camera to do its own focus point to where it can do more than one?

Can you rephrase your question please.

Florence Kevin wrote in post #12157863
And you can set your own focus point or have it set the camera to do its own focus point to where it can do more than one?

You can set your autofocus so that it auto-selects, based on what you point your camera at. This isn't really an accurate way to go about using autofocus --- your camera decides what to focus on.

It also won't allow you to focus on things that are in different focus planes.

If you want to shoot two people standing in different focus planes, you could consider focus-stacking. Essentially take two shots, one of each of them in focus, and merge the two shots..