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karabud wrote:
Contax 50&85 both 1.4
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Orio wrote:
I like #4, for the gaze and the composition, and the fact that she seems more comfortable with the camera than in other shots.
I would consider shooting something not wide open. For instance, in the street portrait, a f/2 aperture would have smoothed the harshness of bokeh.
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| Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 9:17 pm Post subject: |
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karabud wrote:
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I like #4, for the gaze and the composition, and the fact that she seems more comfortable with the camera than in other shots.
I would consider shooting something not wide open. For instance, in the street portrait, a f/2 aperture would have smoothed the harshness of bokeh. |
Thx for reply. I like shooting wide open or f/2. Sometimes i like more DoF - usually when i use strobes 
Btw i like harsh bokeh of Contax 50/1.4
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Attila wrote:
Hey what a lovely series! I especially head solders portraits, she has amazing eyes. All are very well done.
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I think they are all great and I like the bokeh a lot!
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Orio wrote:
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Thx for reply. I like shooting wide open or f/2. |
But that's what I said: f/2
Stopping down more would create a different type of photo. But f/2 would just smooth out the highlights in the bokeh without focusing the background sensibly.
But on the other hand, if that type of background is what you wanted, then it's fine I think that it fights with your subject, but to everyone his own...
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| Posted: Sun Sep 19, 2010 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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karabud wrote:
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Thx for reply. I like shooting wide open or f/2. |
But that's what I said: f/2
Stopping down more would create a different type of photo. But f/2 would just smooth out the highlights in the bokeh without focusing the background sensibly.
But on the other hand, if that type of background is what you wanted, then it's fine I think that it fights with your subject, but to everyone his own... |
In this particular shot i prefer f/1.4 because of harser rndering, round oofs and thinner DoF f/2 will be better for some reasons you menetion.
Little bonus Contax 1,4/35
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poilu wrote:
superb series, beautiful Ewe
so what is your position for strobes, you got great result with the Samyang but I think natural light with the Zeiss is also top class
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i have no words..... amazing...
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karabud
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karabud wrote:
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superb series, beautiful Ewe
so what is your position for strobes, you got great result with the Samyang but I think natural light with the Zeiss is also top class |
Thank you and all  Zeiss are much better with natural light(most of these pics are taken late without superb light)
Yes, now i must try Zeiss+strobes I like to use them because of softer light, better sharpness and fill shadows.
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pich900 wrote:
Beautiful serie, lovely model and beautiful lenses as well  ....
Like orio, my fav is #4, perfect shot with smooth bokeh.... |
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ylyad wrote:
All very nice, my favs being 5 and 7.
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djmike wrote:
Stunning color. #5 is my fave.
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peterbald wrote:
WOW!
Superb, I like them all, great shots! |
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