Subject isolation is using using FL / aperture to seperate subject from background. Some people confuse this with 3-D.
E.g. This was taken with a long Canon white, athough the subject is isolated the image is flat:
This was also taken with a long canon white, under different lighting and processing, to me this has the presence and 3-Dness:
The following 2 are wide angle shots, not associated with subject isolation, literally the whole frame is in focus, yet they also have a sense of depth / presence:
21 ZE:
24 TS II
** Only the last image is mine, the 1st is from the-digital-picture, #2/3 are from respected FM-ers. I can remove these if anyone objects.
Hope that helps.
May 29, 2011 at 08:04 AM
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