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Originally Posted by 6spd True. Being focused on other issues at the time, I missed some of the more fine details. In time though. And thank you! Yeah, I really
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Turn the aperture as large as possible and zoom it as much as possible, that will create a very very good depth of field. For portrait, I will suggest a range of 50mm to 105mm with constant f/2.8, the aperture could be larger with a prime lens. What is the brand of SLR you are using?? |
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