I thought it was some background because some is the same...AE lock / AF, used back button to focus, shifted to left just a bit and shot...center focal point, spot metering, AI Servo...
I normally shoot center point, spot metering, AI Servo most of the time for motorsports, but have shot stationary subjects before set to AI Servo, and never had a problem...This is the first time I have used the AE lock / AF and backbutton...
Working on a new way to shoot (for me)…late afternoon shot…maybe light reflecting off the cat…I was pretty close to the cat and the angle I shot with the sunlight on the cat…shot is fairly sharp, no blur from camera movement…
Are we talking about the brownish halo? Could it just be the color of the foliage? It doesn't look continuous to me.
If you look to the left there's a patch of foliage that's somewhat brown. If the cat was on top of that, right by the edge of it, you might give a similar effect.
Mister Bean wrote:
Are we talking about the brownish halo? Could it just be the color of the foliage? It doesn't look continuous to me.
If you look to the left there's a patch of foliage that's somewhat brown. If the cat was on top of that, right by the edge of it, you might give a similar effect.
That was my first thought, but the way it shows on the tail has got me courious...
Nothing that you could judge by...I'll take something with a longer lens in a little while so I don't have to be as close...50mm with f/2 up close is too shallow a DOF to tell...
Just started to shoot this way...by the way, I posted a shot of a panning technique using the back button in that panning thread...
Straight out of the camera…no post at all (LR defaults, no CA on this), back button focus and lock…center point on a 5Dc, focused…shifted to left…and shot…ISO 400, 200mm @ f/2.8 AI Servo, 1/400…5 min. ago
