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Can Rear Curtain Sync (Second) Cause Soft Portraits To Be Soft?
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<blockquote data-quote="triedntru" data-source="post: 112936" data-attributes="member: 12840"><p>You realize at those apertures you're talking about a depth of field about 1', right? And if you have more than one subject, there's a good chance they're not in the same focal plane. Is that what you mean by soft?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="triedntru, post: 112936, member: 12840"] You realize at those apertures you're talking about a depth of field about 1', right? And if you have more than one subject, there's a good chance they're not in the same focal plane. Is that what you mean by soft? [/QUOTE]
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