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jmraso wrote:
Wider focal, distance to subject to increase DOF, these things you know , though f2 is not really the aperture I would use !
Yeah, I do know that, but like you said f2 may not be practical. No way I would shoot that narrow on a group shot. What is the aversion to f8 and up? It boggles my mind. Sure, that creamy smooth bokeh is awesome in some images, but without stepping out of that box during a wedding, I feel you are losing a LOT of great images that you might have gotten had you come out of your comfort zone. Shooting a wedding isnt all about pointing a camera and pressing a button. Sometimes you need to think outside of the box. Key word here is THINK!
Dont get me wrong...I do love a shallow DOF, bit there is a time and place for it and other times you need to step lut of that box.
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