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One of the reasons why I traded in the kit lens for the nifty fifty. Should've stopped further up though to get a spherical shape on the sun. I won't sit here and cry about that though since I caught an acceptable shot. I need to invest in a couple of filters and a wide angle lens for different compositions or else I'll be stuck just shooting blurry sunsets for a decent composition.
Sunsets still bother me a lot when it comes to exposure settings.
Information:
Nikon D90
F-stop: f/1.8
Exposure time: 1/2000 sec.
Exposure bias: 0 step
Nikkor 50mm f1:1.4D
Exposure Program: Aperture
Bald Mannequin Girl
Schneider Kreuznach Xenon 50mm f1.9 EXA Exakta Zebra 6-Blades Wide Open
No Post Processing
29-Sep-2014
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Canon 5D + Canon 50mm F1.8 EF II
Location: Trier Feyen Quartier Castelnau
Raw + Nik Color Efex Crossprocessing.
Have a look at my Canon 5D Photoblog: -> 55laney69.blogspot.com/
Pentax k20d + SMC Takumar 55/1.8 @ 1.8
It is made by shooting on defocuc the street lamps and to be near the end of the frame, i mastered the bokeh to look exactly what i need to be in circles diameter, now i must practice some portrets in it...this type of focus is about 1 meter in front of the lens, for portrait it is about 80% of face in the frame (if there is a face) :)
Setup 5: fotografiert wurde durch einen Ringblitz mit Blende 2,8. Der Hintergrund wurde mit buntem Licht bestrahlt
I don't think these are "true" bokehs because of the shape . . . I think if I had set the aperture to a smaller opening (1.8), these darn little white thingys in the backgroud would have come out a little bit more circular. Oh well . . what do I know. :-) Anyhoo, HBW!! I do like how the bottle brush came out though . . . ;-)