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In reply to the discussion: close-up portrait of a bald eagle...you need to see this and here is why! [View all]Gato Moteado
(9,970 posts)34. yes, you can make things in the foreground disappear by rendering them....
...way out of focus. it's why dust and smudges on your lens don't show up in photos. but normally, your subject needs to be a good distance from the bars or screen in the cage......this eagle was right up to the mesh. the fact that i was using a telephoto lens at its widest aperture (f/4) and that i was so close to the subject (within about 8 feet) is what made the depth of field in the shot so narrow....but still, i wouldn't expect that the mesh would be completely invisibly.....i figured there's be some out of focus lines showing up. i imagine the overall sharpness of the shot was compromised, but at least no obstruction was visible.
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close-up portrait of a bald eagle...you need to see this and here is why! [View all]
Gato Moteado
Oct 2023
OP
thank you...yes, i could see in the viewfinder that the screen wasn't showing.....
Gato Moteado
Oct 2023
#27
wow ...what a beautiful raptor. i miss them here where i live when they go wherever
dawn5651
Oct 2023
#9
i am in new brunswick which is in eastern canada....and yes they leave but because of the work they
dawn5651
Oct 2023
#43
yes, you can make things in the foreground disappear by rendering them....
Gato Moteado
Oct 2023
#34
Gorgeous! There's a pair that nests about 400 yards or so up the hill. We live
Goddessartist
Oct 2023
#13
thank you.....not really amazing tho....it was a pretty easy shot since the bird is captive.....
Gato Moteado
Oct 2023
#36