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C and C appreciated. Thanks.
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A tranquil moment
Here is an image of a friend's little boy and his grandmother enjoying a tranquil moment while I was experimenting with my new lens (Canon EF 70-200 2.8L). I was playing with aperture to explore DOF and bokeh but I thought it was a nice image. Looked OK on my iMac at home but seems a little blown-out on the laptop at work (it is 7 years old but these PowerBooks just keep going......
).C and C appreciated. Thanks. Last edited by muzz on Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Canon 7D | Canon 350D | G5 | S95 | 24-70mm f2.8L | 50mm f1.8 II | 70-200mm f2.8L USM | 430EX II | Strobist gear
Re: A tranquil moment
Certainly looks relaxing and the water has come up well - were you using a polarising filter ?
Must admidt the posting size makes it difficult to view the whole photo on my screen so probably not getting the most from it having to scroll - background DOF a nice touch. DebT PS are you having any front/back focusing issues with the 70-200? mine is not quite right on IS so wondering if it is a common problem. DebT
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Re: A tranquil moment
Hi DebT,
no polariser. I've been looking at Kenko and Hoya but there seems to be quite a variation in price form the standard through to the "pro" and I'm not sure yet what the difference in quality would be. I've edited the post so a smaller version is posted with a link to the original posted size (800px tall). As far as the focusing issues go, I haven't done enough to test it out. What would the symptoms be and how would I test it specifically? Mine is the non-IS version by the way. Cheers, Murray. Canon 7D | Canon 350D | G5 | S95 | 24-70mm f2.8L | 50mm f1.8 II | 70-200mm f2.8L USM | 430EX II | Strobist gear
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