Frank Doorhof
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Model : Nadine
No photoshop was used for the focus effect.
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No photoshop was used for the focus effect.
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Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Hi, Frank,
Best regards,
Doug
I do not find the limited depth of focus in these shots (especially the 3/4 length ones) attractive. It comes off to me as just a failure of the "system" to do its job.
Best regards,
Doug
Frank Doorhof
Guest
It's creative use of the system 
Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Bart_van_der_Wolf
pro member
It's creative use of the system
Photoshop? The Bokeh looks a bit strange.
Cheers,
Bart
Frank Doorhof
Guest
No photoshop, T&S lens on the 180mm RZ
Bart_van_der_Wolf
pro member
Frank Doorhof
Guest
the original adaptor with the SB180
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi Frank,
I so like the idea of using a plane of selective focus, however, the idea needs to fit some concept. If there was text related to the eyes over the unfocused area of the figure, then that would work well. However we need to see how it will be used in a design. For a whole entire page and no text overlaid or any other objects, I am not moved by the picture.
So what's the intended use?
I imagine that for a fashion statement on eyewear, this would be impressive with large text.
Asher
I so like the idea of using a plane of selective focus, however, the idea needs to fit some concept. If there was text related to the eyes over the unfocused area of the figure, then that would work well. However we need to see how it will be used in a design. For a whole entire page and no text overlaid or any other objects, I am not moved by the picture.
So what's the intended use?
I imagine that for a fashion statement on eyewear, this would be impressive with large text.
Asher