Who me? Just a reformed dentist, struggling graphic artist, wife and mother to three very intelligent and active creatures. Oh and I survived breast cancer. Hate checking the cancer box now. At least I am around to check boxes- happy about that.
Have you tried the AI mode in Lumix? I now used AI to shoot a test shot first with a subject like an insect. Thereafter, I go manual, which yields 300 dpi images - good for publishing. The disadvantage of AI mode (and portrait mode that you have used for this shot) is they come in 72 dpi - not all that good for printing.
When I started with my Lumix in Dec, 2007 I wasn't so adept at manual photography and relied almost exclsuively on 'AI' going for the quick and dirty approach.
If you leave a distance of 3-4 ft from the subject and zoom in to the maximum in AI mode and focus a close subject such as a flower/butterfly you still can get the background to blur and subject to stand out well.
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Wow. I can smell it from here! Gorgeous!
Beautiful roase. I really like yellow roses.
Beautiful, Margerie!
That is lovely Margerie. I love all those folds. Isn't nature just so grand??
This is beautiful, Margerie!
Have you tried the AI mode in Lumix? I now used AI to shoot a test shot first with a subject like an insect. Thereafter, I go manual, which yields 300 dpi images - good for publishing. The disadvantage of AI mode (and portrait mode that you have used for this shot) is they come in 72 dpi - not all that good for printing.
When I started with my Lumix in Dec, 2007 I wasn't so adept at manual photography and relied almost exclsuively on 'AI' going for the quick and dirty approach.
If you leave a distance of 3-4 ft from the subject and zoom in to the maximum in AI mode and focus a close subject such as a flower/butterfly you still can get the background to blur and subject to stand out well.
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