ragdoll said:sweet stuff.. how you get the background to blur outso nicely? i went with my school a few weeks ago.but couldn't get the back ground to blur that nicely. i just started to take photos beginning of this year.
seankyh said:Thanks. You need to use a lens that permits a large aperture. For this shot, I'm using f2.8. This gives you a shallow Depth of Field (DOF) and the background is nice and blurred out.
lenzz said:nice shot.. but looks like more sharp on the tree branch than the "hanger" (focusing not right?)
wildstallion said:The orang doenst look that sharp to me, is this the 70-200?
seankyh said:Yes. I'm using the 70-200VR. Don't think I did it justice.
wildstallion said:what settings, looks like its wide open at 2.8? maybe the shutter speed was too slow so some handshake may have caused a slight loss in sharpness
seankyh said:f2.8, 1/800s. Think its really my hand shake too much.
wildstallion said:1/800 should be fine, VR on? Active/Normal?
I think it must be pretty bad handshake then, maybe use this lens with a monopod, thats what i did