Showing posts with label Depth of Field. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Depth of Field. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Ready for the road - Porsche

For this photo I had very simple set-up. Only my keys and leather cloves. I used depth of field so, that the text Porsche is in focus.

Photo: Ready for the road - Porsche
Date: 28th of January, 2017

Camera: Canon EOS 60D
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM
Shot: 1/200 sec. f/4.5 50mm ISO 160

Editing: I used for this photo filter called Burlesque, so the photo looks now elder and it got also some extra feeling. Then some adjust for light and sharpness/clarity. Also little bit cropping.

Lens and Cover Blog | Ready for the road - Porsche

I'm quite happy for the final photo. It looks pretty much what was in my mind.

Regards,
Mika

Saturday, October 22, 2016

Found the keys - Where is my Porsche?

Now in autumn every place is full of fallen leaves. I decided to play little bit with the leaves and took few photos.

Place: Tornio, Finland
Photos: Fallen leaves
Date: 19th of October, 2016

Camera: Canon EOS 60D
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM
Shot: 1/30 sec. f/5.6 50mm ISO100

Editing: Cropping, sharpening, highlights down, more contrast.

Lens and Cover Blog | Fallen Leaves

Same photo as a B&W is also effective.

Lens and Cover Blog | Fallen Leaves

Leaves and mobile phone.

Lens and Cover Blog | Fallen Leaves

It was also fun to play with depth of field when taking these photos.

Regards,
Mika

Thursday, August 25, 2016

Flower and Walking Bridge

I wanted to play with depth of field and here is one photo. I set the camera to the ground and I had to use articulating screen, that I can focus to the correct place.

Place:  Tornio, Finland
Photo: Flower and Walking Bridge
Date:   24th of August, 2016

Camera: Canon EOS 60D
Lens: EF50mm f/1.8 STM
Shot: 1/200 sec. f/14 50mm ISO100

Editing: Little bit cropping and sharpening

Lens and Cover Blog | Flower and Walking Bridge in Tornio, Finland

EF50mm lens is easy and good to use, when you want play with depth of field. For moving object the lens is totally to slow.

Regards,
Mika