Oct 5 2016, 10:15 AM
QUOTE(ahniss @ Oct 5 2016, 08:38 AM)
I tried f/8 and f/11 before, results are same, people standing on both side will blurred. (i got alot focus point tho..)
well but thanks with the info, i will shoot more with f/8-11 next time.
The only things that i havent try out is, let the group people stand inside [ ] range, since the focus point will be only inside that [ ], but if that so, what use of wide lens
btw how to see the max sharpness on the lens?
Yes, i mostly do the 10mm shooting standing close to center for group shoot (since the area wasnt big, so i have to stand close).. so does that mean 10-22mm 1:3.5-4.5 means that for the 10mm the max aperture outside the frame is only 3.5? and so 22mm max is only 4.5?
Firstly wide angle is just wide angle and mostly used for landscape not for group shot. The closer the subject you are focusing in, the blurrier the background. Google the term bokeh or depth of field (dof).well but thanks with the info, i will shoot more with f/8-11 next time.
The only things that i havent try out is, let the group people stand inside [ ] range, since the focus point will be only inside that [ ], but if that so, what use of wide lens
btw how to see the max sharpness on the lens?
Yes, i mostly do the 10mm shooting standing close to center for group shoot (since the area wasnt big, so i have to stand close).. so does that mean 10-22mm 1:3.5-4.5 means that for the 10mm the max aperture outside the frame is only 3.5? and so 22mm max is only 4.5?
And yes f3.5 max at 10mm and f4.5 at 22mm. Just check the aperture info on your camera display when you zoom in/out. The lower the f number (which means larger aperture, yes confusing) does not mean you take sharp image. You need to study the effect of aperture control vs dof yourself cause it can be exhaustive to explain.
For now just use the tele end, 22mm and stand further back at f8.0, make sure your hand steady or use tripod before shoot.
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