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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / Digital Photo / May 2008The nose knows
http://picasaweb.google.com/djholman/SadieRedux/photo#5194390346839734162 The pupster sleeping. -- wintermute A rather shallow depth of field, for my taste, given this shot. > A rather shallow depth of field, for my taste, given this shot. It was entirely intentional, but thanks for the critique. > > A rather shallow depth of field, for my taste, given this shot. > > It was entirely intentional, but thanks for the critique. Maybe a closer shot would do the trick. The nose is such a small part of your image. Here's a quick example: http://www.pixelmemory.us/misc/dognose.jpg It's a crummy photo but it shows what perspective distortion can do for you.  SignatureBlock Google's spam and enjoy Usenet again. Reply with Google and I won't hear from you. >>> A rather shallow depth of field, for my taste, given this shot. >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > It's a crummy photo but it shows what perspective distortion can do for > you. Yup, I would have liked to get closer, the lens I used was the Canon 50mm f1.8 prime (80mm on my 30D). I was as close as I could get and still get the nose in focus. Maybe some day I'll be able to justify a nice macro lens. > >>> A rather shallow depth of field, for my taste, given this shot. > >> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Maybe some day I'll be able to justify a nice macro lens. I used a Canon 10-22mm EF-S lens. Expensive, but fun. SignatureBlock Google's spam and enjoy Usenet again. Reply with Google and I won't hear from you. >>>>> A rather shallow depth of field, for my taste, given this shot. >>>> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > I used a Canon 10-22mm EF-S lens. Expensive, but fun. That is likely the next lens. My old film cameras and lenses had a nice wide end to them. I was shocked when I went digital and learned about the less than full frame APC-C sensor and the 1.6x Focal length multiplier. Not quite as shocked at the price of Digital full frame cameras though! Just hard to justify for a hobby. Or more importantly very hard to get past 'management' as it were. ;+) Signaturethepixelfreak <snip> > Here's a quick example: > http://www.pixelmemory.us/misc/dognose.jpg > > It's a crummy photo but it shows what perspective distortion can do for > you. Actually, I don't think it's crummy; I rather like it. But, considering where dogs' noses have been.... anyway, I'm glad it's not in Smellovision. Allen |
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