On 4/10/2012 1:30 AM, Dawid Loubser wrote:
> ... Well, it's a 50/1.2! Not many other ways to get this shallow DOF and
> angle of view.
"Yeah, that part's a little rough looking, but it's the cheap brushes that
cheat sold me! But it's all I could find
where I was, to capture this scene, and the light. And that wrinkle? I tell
you, it's impossible to get good help to
stretch canvas nowadays!" Tintoretto
> ...
>>> Neighborgoods Market Alley
>>> http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/100/a/c/neighborgoods_market_alley_by_philosomatographer-d4vppa0.jpg
>> Is that guy carrying a film camera!? Something odd going on around
>> his head and arm.
> It's called blurring because of insane shallow DOF
Not buying that one.
> , and some off-axis aberration (he's right on the frame edge).
Yeah, could be.
But to the viewer, possible buyer, the tools matter not a whit. It's what the
image looks like. They may be happy with a
crappie snappies of family, but look at art differently.
If the 50/1.2 were your daughter, I'd have nothing but praise for her art. :-)
Rough Edged Moose
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