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p.1 #7 · Erin and Jonathan's wedding | |
Victor S wrote:
Actually it's the result of using wider aperture and being close to the subjects. Note that close to the couple the grass is not blurred, that was the whole idea of the shot! Thanks for the tip though!
No, it's the result of the softening + sharpening as noted, giving that 'haloy' effect. I wasn't referring to depth of field. You can see it in the majority of shots..

notice how his nose kind of has a blend into his face..? It looks unnatural - as mentioned, toning down the softening, be it noise removal or gaussian blur, will help, or doing the post work manually with clone/airbrush/etc will also work.
Edited on Jul 06, 2008 at 08:29 PM
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