Show everyone the latest shots which make you feel dead chuffed with your camera choice
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I understand when you mean "best lens". The sharpness on the first shot is much better than the second. Probably due to plane of focus. Though the 70-300G should've been much much better.
Dogs make great subjects as they never complain. My latest Magnus, is what re-sparked my interest in photography. We went to the breeder today to see about getting another one. It was a great opportunity to take some pictures, but they only show how much work I need.
Thanks doc. I think your right. I haven't had much time to excersize the 70-300g but it looks like every shot i've taken is slightly backfocused. i'll check it out tomorrow . hope i don't have to send it in :/ theres is no reason why that above shot should be OOF but the 6 or 8 I took all look the same. and previous shots are similar
Dr. Harout wrote:I understand when you mean "best lens". The sharpness on the first shot is much better than the second. Probably due to plane of focus. Though the 70-300G should've been much much better.
Hmmm have tried on a 1440 pix wide screen - I can see the entire dog but there is an eye-line (dogs viewing direction) and I thought there should be more space that way (but that's just me). Focus - hard to say I'd say the hair is sharpest on his chest.
that might be right them. I had spot focused on her right eye and that does look in focus and is about onthe same plane as her chest. the DOF should have been 2- 2.5" I still worry this lens isn't focusing accurately
I think this was in the first dozen or so pictures I took on my a700. The camera was a wedding present, and this dog was hanging around as we were setting up for the reception.
I'm not sure where the blue on the dogs breast came from. I son't see it in the arw file, must have something to do with the save for web function in PSE7.