motion blur
oh... do you think it's cause by my hand movement or performer movement since he is trying to face another direction without moving the Pot?
Will changing focusing mode to Ai Servo helps?
you shot it at 1/320s, judging from this i guess it's more on the motion blur caused by the performer, unless you really got jelly hands.oh... do you think it's cause by my hand movement or performer movement since he is trying to face another direction without moving the Pot?
Will changing focusing mode to Ai Servo helps?
The performer fault. He move too much.
I suppose you were shooting wide open?
you shot it at 1/320s, judging from this i guess it's more on the motion blur caused by the performer, unless you really got jelly hands.
changing to servo af maybe will help but you need to track the performer and move with them too, to ensure higher hit rate. but i think you need higher shutter speed la. just boost your ISO to 200 or 400, since you are only at 100.
Wasted the capabilities of your camera and lens IMO..
But you happy can liao.
Anyway don't use the canon software, try lightroom. Amazon sell around 100+/- USD.
Of course there is a way around it, but let's not discuss it here..
yup... wide open... 1/320 sec by Aperture mode... focal length 70mm...
I use Photoshop leh
Got it from the way around
Is Lightroom better?
They complement each other. Both are useful in their own ways. Find the workflow you are comfortable with. What matters to us is the output, not the process.
Output is what it matters.I use Photoshop leh
Got it from the way around
Is Lightroom better?
General rule of thumb. To freeze walking humans, the shutter speed should be at least 1/250. For performers, I think you'll need even faster shutter speeds.
Also, do consider stopping down slightly to get a greater DOF if the performer is moving. This decreases the likelihood of the performer going OOF.
My STGCC Portraits.
focus. by Alexander.Cesario, on Flickr
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This wasn't on purpose. But i kinda like this being over-exposed.
over-exposure goodness. by Alexander.Cesario, on Flickr
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Sorry god, what ish light banding?what u did sir? the light bandings.....
Sorry god, what ish light banding?
General rule of thumb. To freeze walking humans, the shutter speed should be at least 1/250. For performers, I think you'll need even faster shutter speeds.
Also, do consider stopping down slightly to get a greater DOF if the performer is moving. This decreases the likelihood of the performer going OOF.
Also, do consider stopping down slightly to get a greater DOF if the performer is moving. This decreases the likelihood of the performer going OOF.
Indigod's pro input!just to add on
many people think hab F1.4/F1.8 lens means use F1.4/1.8 to shoot streets at night fast shutter speed + nice nice BOKEH~!
but iish notch true, cause besides capturing/freezing their motion, if they out of focus is very painful to watch
dont tell me some OOF pics are nice, i think none of us has reached that level yet
just to add on
just to add on
many people think hab F1.4/F1.8 lens means use F1.4/1.8 to shoot streets at night fast shutter speed + nice nice BOKEH~!
but iish notch true, cause besides capturing/freezing their motion, if they out of focus is very painful to watch
dont tell me some OOF pics are nice, i think none of us has reached that level yet
just to add on