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 02/11/2005 11:50:21 AM · #26
Originally posted by Prof_Fate:
i have not used mine much. I got some terrible chromatic aberrations, but it was under terrible conditions i am now told. I was a bit disappointed none the less.
that was wide open(1.8), dusk, ISO 400 i think. The DOF was less than i had hoped for, but the AF might have grabbed a branch and not the house.

That what happens with any lens used wide open for landscape,you have to go down to f11-f16 for sharper image !
Here is 50 mm lens at f11
02/12/2005 09:17:48 AM · #27
Here's a bunch of shots in very dim lighting inside a pub/restaurant at night... lighting was limited to candlelight and dim incandescents.

Most are ISO 1600, there are a couple with ISO 800, all handheld, and shutter speeds ranged from 1/6 sec to 1/30 sec, depending on reflections and such. Everything was done in Av mode set wide open (f/1.8) on a Canon 50mm f/1.8 MkII.

/Andrew



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