Some Test Shots 03: different f-stops using a 50 mm

Dec 10, 2016,19:25 PM
 

Set-up 03: the subject and camera at fixed locations, aperture priority at two different f-stop.  Shown is the entire frame resized.




50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/5.6




50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/1.2


Thanks for looking,
Casey

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Some Test Shots 01: same camera location

 
 By: cshimokita : December 10th, 2016-19:12
Recently I received an email discussing focal length so I shot some examples using my manual focus Nikon lenses. Set-up 01: the subject and camera at fixed locations while changing the lens... this is the most common series as shown in almost all gear cat...  

Some Test Shots 02: same subject size

 
 By: cshimokita : December 10th, 2016-19:16
Set-up 02: the subject at a fixed location while adjusting the camera location so that the subject was about the same size in each photo. Aperture priority of f/5.6, Fuji Neopan 400, and the entire frame resized. 20 mm f/2.8 - AI-S at f/5.6 28 mm f/3.5 - ...  

50 mm for me....

 
 By: watercolors : December 11th, 2016-03:20
but it will take some time to fully digest the differences between the photos. Thank you very much for this illustration Casey. Best Regards Edward

Some Test Shots 03: different f-stops using a 50 mm

 
 By: cshimokita : December 10th, 2016-19:25
Set-up 03: the subject and camera at fixed locations, aperture priority at two different f-stop. Shown is the entire frame resized. 50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/5.6 50 mm f/1.2 - AI-S at f/1.2 Thanks for looking, Casey ...  

Amazing effect ....

 
 By: watercolors : December 11th, 2016-03:23
in the second photograph, I imagine not easy to achieve from a distance. Thank you very much for sharing Casey . Best Regards Edward

with the lens wide open (as with f/1.2)

 
 By: cshimokita : December 11th, 2016-07:33
you have to get the subject focus correct... a little more easy with a tripod ; ).

Shot # 4 for me.....

 
 By: watercolors : December 11th, 2016-03:16
but surprisingly there are no visible quality in picture differences with different lenses in any of the photos. Amazing tutorial. Thank you very much Casey. Best regards Edward

absolutely...

 
 By: cshimokita : December 11th, 2016-07:39
as the series shows, it's mostly about the background. You get the compression with the longer lenses and the background somewhat collapses onto itself. A good use for this is when you want bring the background into the photo. With Part 03 you have an exa...