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first real portrait session - bad lens?
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<blockquote data-quote="Byram Lass" data-source="post: 448027" data-attributes="member: 38750"><p>thanks for all the feedback. FYI, the pic of my friend was a test shot as I wasn't sure if I had a lens problem or not. Rest assured I did another zoomed in. What I can't get around is the fact that in my friend's shot (posted) the background is sharper than her feet. In fact when I look at the pic at 100% the blades of grass that are about 1.5 ft behind are her are very sharp. If a slight camera tilt makes that much difference, then I definitely need to work on my mechanics</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Byram Lass, post: 448027, member: 38750"] thanks for all the feedback. FYI, the pic of my friend was a test shot as I wasn't sure if I had a lens problem or not. Rest assured I did another zoomed in. What I can't get around is the fact that in my friend's shot (posted) the background is sharper than her feet. In fact when I look at the pic at 100% the blades of grass that are about 1.5 ft behind are her are very sharp. If a slight camera tilt makes that much difference, then I definitely need to work on my mechanics [/QUOTE]
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