when come to fast lens like F1.2 we can shoot in dimmer places with bigger aperture letting more light in. But that will also have very narrow DOF right? so i cannot have background focus as well?
when come to fast lens like F1.2 we can shoot in dimmer places with bigger aperture letting more light in. But that will also have very narrow DOF right? so i cannot have background focus as well?
when come to fast lens like F1.2 we can shoot in dimmer places with bigger aperture letting more light in. But that will also have very narrow DOF right? so i cannot have background focus as well?
when come to fast lens like F1.2 we can shoot in dimmer places with bigger aperture letting more light in. But that will also have very narrow DOF right? so i cannot have background focus as well?
when come to fast lens like F1.2 we can shoot in dimmer places with bigger aperture letting more light in. But that will also have very narrow DOF right? so i cannot have background focus as well?
Isn't that the purpose of an F1.2 lens, to shoot at F1.2?
Isn't that the purpose of an F1.2 lens, to shoot at F1.2?
when come to fast lens like F1.2 we can shoot in dimmer places with bigger aperture letting more light in. But that will also have very narrow DOF right? so i cannot have background focus as well?
Yes and No, depending on the effect which you want. Since the TS wants the background to be in focus as well, the best would be to use a combination of higher ISO and flash with a smaller aperture
Then why buy a f1.2, a f1.4 or even a f3.5 will do and spend alot less money. If I don't need to shoot at f1.2, I will never buy an f1.2. I use most of my specialty lenses, especially my f1.4 at f1.4 most of the time and the effect is completely different when you stop it down.
thanks for clarifying, cos whenever people talk about getting a low F stop lens so you can shoot in lower light situation, i am a little bit confuse...
Like wise, i though of getting a 70-200 F2.8 vs F4... do i need that 1 stop that cost double the price. i i don't need much on the bokeh, then i guess F4 is good enough right? Or maybe i should even wait for the new 70-300L? since i have intention of getting the 70-200 with a x1.4 convertor. that will make my 280mm range F5.6 due to the convertor right? same as the new 70-300..