Assignment 14: Be creative with Depth Of Field - Congratulations Freelanceshots!

[bob williams]

No Harm, No Foul-- Still a great concept for a photo contest- Great job Elmo and Jan for c<span style="font-family: Arial; color: black; font-size: 9pt;"]larifying.


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<span style="font-family: Arial; color: black; font-size: 9pt;"]Canon 7D, [email="100-400L@400]100-400L@400[/email], 1/250th, F11, ISO 200. Distance to subject: 7 Feet, flash, tripod and shutter release. DOF less than 1/2 inch based on DOF Calculator, <span style="font-family: Arial; color: black; font-size: 9pt;"]


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Good luck to all


Bob

[Sean Setters]

Looking forward to seeing the great uses of limited depth of field.

[DavidEccleston]

Sean, I didn't kill the old thread to allow people to follow why there is a new one. I did lock it though.





Salt Shaker:


Canon T1i + Sony M3358 closeup filter + Canon 75-300mm f/4-5.6 IS, @ 300mm, f/29, 1/160, Flash - Manual exposure and focus.


Flash used as my tripod is too wobbly.

[freelanceshots]

This little guy climbed up on my porch where it was the perfect excuse to break out the new 100mm IS macro lens. I bought this lens to get more into product photography but the little critter macro stuff is fun every now and then. I wanted to get as much of this little guy in the frame so I was inches away. Being this close limited my DOF plus I was hand holding the camera where F/11 was about as high as I could get and stay below ISO 1600.


5d2, Av 11, Tv 1/15, ISO 1600


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[bob williams]

I remember this froggy shot from before---and love it-Nice job and good luck

[freelanceshots]

Does that make for a crummy entry since I put it up before? I was thinking maybe no one saw it. My posts don't seem to draw a lot of attention.

[bob williams]

Does that make for a crummy entry since I put it up before? I was thinking maybe no one saw it. My posts don't seem to draw a lot of attention.
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No, Not at all. And I avoid putting up the same pic more than once also; but sometimes you have those pics that just seem to work in multiple threads---The frog is a solid submission.


Bob