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<blockquote data-quote="DonnieZ" data-source="post: 501771" data-attributes="member: 40831">[ATTACH]184089[/ATTACH]So here's about the best field of view I could get with the desired look of the OOF areas using the 17-50. I did a little post in Lightroom with this image. Not entirely what I had envisioned in my mind, but I don't think it turned out horrible. If only I could get the entire brassiere in the frame and keep the OOF areas like they are, I think I'd have what I was trying to emulate. Note that this was taken at night with terrible CFL illumination. I'd hope to get these kinds of shots with window light in the daytime, though the ISO was only 800 on this shot.I don't hate this, but I think the composition could be a little better with a wider lens.What I'm envisioning now is that some of the stylistic shots I wanted to take might end up being problematic given the size of the room. I'm not sure I've got enough room to &quot;move around&quot; to get what I want in the frame.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonnieZ, post: 501771, member: 40831"] [ATTACH=CONFIG]184089._xfImport[/ATTACH] So here's about the best field of view I could get with the desired look of the OOF areas using the 17-50. I did a little post in Lightroom with this image. Not entirely what I had envisioned in my mind, but I don't think it turned out horrible. If only I could get the entire brassiere in the frame and keep the OOF areas like they are, I think I'd have what I was trying to emulate. Note that this was taken at night with terrible CFL illumination. I'd hope to get these kinds of shots with window light in the daytime, though the ISO was only 800 on this shot. I don't hate this, but I think the composition could be a little better with a wider lens. What I'm envisioning now is that some of the stylistic shots I wanted to take might end up being problematic given the size of the room. I'm not sure I've got enough room to "move around" to get what I want in the frame. [/QUOTE]

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