More images from the concept of Hollywood style glamor of yesteryear.
The first image is, well, interesting. We didn\'t have any cigarette holder in the studio (although we could have rolled a piece of white paper to make it look like cigarette). So, a cigar is actually out of place but it would have to do as a prop. It is more the styling and pose that counts in this respect. Taken from a higher position. I used a mundane Canon EF 100mm f/2 for that shot in combo MB IV and Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 Mark II for the other two.
The AF was set on Lock-On AF mode in continuous and somehow the A7r II enables a \"face recognition\" mode using that combo, making it easy to do. I didn\'t know that before hand. Since I used f/5.6 as the shooting aperture, I am not sure how accurate the AF is on the eye at wide open. At that aperture, all eyes seem to be critically sharp since the AF was locked on to the face.
More images from the concept of Hollywood style glamor of yesteryear.
The first image is, well, interesting. We didn\'t have any cigarette holder in the studio (although we could have rolled a piece of white paper to make it look like cigarette). So, a cigar is actually out of place but it would have to do as a prop. It is more the styling and pose that counts in this respect. Taken from a higher position. I used a mundane Canon EF 100mm f/2 for that shot in combo MB IV and Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 Mark II for the rest.
The AF was set on Lock-On AF mode in continuous and somehow the A7r II enables a \"face recognition\" using that combo, making it easy to do. I didn\'t know that before hand. Since I used f/5.6 as the shooting aperture, I am not sure how accurate the AF is on the eye at wide open. At that aperture, all eyes seem to be critically sharp since the AF was locked on to the face.
Oct 20, 2015 at 04:15 PM
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