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Shooting people with 70-200mm 2.8...what's the endgame?
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<blockquote data-quote="The_Meridian" data-source="post: 677932" data-attributes="member: 24596"><p>I am using full frame D750.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the information on Bokeh, but let me rephrase my question, if I may as I feel that I may have caused this to go in the wrong direction:</p><p></p><p>How on Earth does anyone shoot a person from head-to-toe and still keep the eye in focus? Or is the expectation of tack-sharp eye less when trying to cram a standing model into a frame? Do photographers who specialize in this area just tend to shoot more closed up (with ap.) in order to just let *everything* be in focus? </p><p></p><p>I'm having a real hard time with *any* lens nailing the eye due to the target being so small in the frame, of course this is considering that I'm trying to keep hold of some bokeh but I wonder if I should even be trying to keep it.</p><p></p><p>Hope that redefines what I'm asking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The_Meridian, post: 677932, member: 24596"] I am using full frame D750. Thanks for the information on Bokeh, but let me rephrase my question, if I may as I feel that I may have caused this to go in the wrong direction: How on Earth does anyone shoot a person from head-to-toe and still keep the eye in focus? Or is the expectation of tack-sharp eye less when trying to cram a standing model into a frame? Do photographers who specialize in this area just tend to shoot more closed up (with ap.) in order to just let *everything* be in focus? I'm having a real hard time with *any* lens nailing the eye due to the target being so small in the frame, of course this is considering that I'm trying to keep hold of some bokeh but I wonder if I should even be trying to keep it. Hope that redefines what I'm asking. [/QUOTE]
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