I missed the focus here. It's on the wrong eye, but in my defense, It's quite hard focusing precisely with a manual lens at f/1.8. The live view focus peaking on my K-50 works, but it's of a low resolution. It's hard to tell when it's really sharp.
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Lenses: DA*50-135 / DA-L 18-55 WR / Cosinon 1.8 50mm / Tamron 17-50
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Ah, I know that frustration! Guess you'll have to go out and get more beautiful shots of the model! ;)
Yes. She was a stranger I asked to pose. But I have her on facebook now :P
Well, you've got a good opening for a reshoot then! Probably best not to call it a reshoot though, another new shoot. :)
It might sounds a stupid question, but why don't you use manual phocus? Or the lens doesn't support it?
it's a manual focus lens
oh, I see, thanks
Live view focus peaking is more precise than using the viewfinder when doing manual focusing.
that's why I try to use it always, especially considering my weak eyes.
By the way, your model looks very beautiful, and her colortype match the colors of nature :)
I tried to convince my daughter to shoot her with the trees' blossom, I thought it would be lovely, but she just said: mom, it's too obvious ))
Perfect click
thanks!
You are looking good :)
You can see me in her glasses reflection that clearly?
Amazing pictures! You're so talented!
thanks!
She looks fine to me in or out of focus. :-)
Woman against a blossoming cherry tree background. This is a classic in the genre.