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The same Rose of Sharron as the target.
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Hi,
It is very hard to take photographs w low contrast objects like you did. I read some post that complaining about difficulties to capture white dress on wedding occasion w DSLR compare w film camera. But this old lens look performs well on this difficult task (pictures no 2 &3). Do you use split focus screen? Thanks for sharing. Regards, RTogog |
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Thanks for the input here. I use the auto select and all defaults with the manual focus. I've tried it with the auto focus on but it sometimes in low light doesn't want to get a good focus that way. If I open the aperture enough to get a good focus then step it down the focus can drift off.
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How many 135's ya need?
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