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Its gonna rain or is it by Something Here, on Flickr

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Sad, the big shots did not judge for the facebook entry for the 1st episode 'i am alive' .

It was just a suggestion and it is also one of the method if u wish to capture both the background and the group.

Yes thanks i do understand the terminology of hyperfocal length and this is the reason i brought up infinity in the first place right. And i also know the symbol on my camera is infinity.

I admit it is my mistake for typing infinity and maximum focus distance but why shooting at hyperfocal distance does not achieve the deep depth of view for group photo.

Ok done, the infinity is from the marking on your lens

Haha sorry guys, I should have proofread what I post let me go and amend it. Thanks allenleonhart for spotting it.

The eyewear you use for swimming is goggles not google :bsmile:

Opps sorry fonts too small

Haha if you look closer Caleb is in her friend list.

From what i see you should be at least -2 stop down for iso 100 which can bring down your shutter speed to 1/4000 so at least you can underexpose a little to bring out the details. If you shooting at iso 200 at least -3 stop. (Are you using auto iso and what is the lowest iso u can go). I am...

At iso 200 aperture f1.4 shutter speed must reach at least 1/32000 (i dun think a camera can reach up to that shutter speed) that is why your picture is so overexpose. (Max should only reach up to 1/8000). But if under any circumstances (i cannot think of one) that you still need to shoot at...

Ermm from what i see shooting at f1.4 your shutter speed must be able to reach 1/16000 at iso 100 (most dslr max shutter speed is only 1/8000) try aperture at f8 (a sweet aperture for most lenses) any way shooting at infinety everything should be in focus. Large aperture sometime may cause...

No, Your photos are cool.

Go and google for exposure calculator and sunny 16 rule and you will understand how EV actually determine the brightness level. Basically it says at bright sunny day using iso 100. Use aperture f16 with shutter speed 1/125 (near 1/100). and you play around the rest by +1 stop of aperture and -1...

Focus them at your lens hyper focal distance. Anything focus beyond the hyper focal distance should focus everything.

I am a bird, I fly canonql17 This picture is taken just after the pigeon has take off