Re[2]: omg - i have my foot in the door (but now I am scared)...
From: Rob Brigham [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Tanya Mayer Photography [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] One question though - I am going to have to work with my lens stopped down due to the excess light. Probably in the realm of f16. This totally sucks for portraiture as it increases depth of field. Any suggestions how to fix this? If you put one (or more like a couple) of Neutral Density filters on the front then this will cut the light entering the lens and let you open up the aperture again. This one is pretty simple to fix really. won't that screw up the AF? mishka
Re: Re[2]: omg - i have my foot in the door (but now I am scared)...
From: Rob Brigham [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Tanya Mayer Photography [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] One question though - I am going to have to work with my lens stopped down due to the excess light. Probably in the realm of f16. This totally sucks for portraiture as it increases depth of field. Any suggestions how to fix this? If you put one (or more like a couple) of Neutral Density filters on the front then this will cut the light entering the lens and let you open up the aperture again. This one is pretty simple to fix really. won't that screw up the AF? Nope. The AF can't tell the difference between a lens with an ND filter being used on a bright day and the same lens without the filter being used on a dull day.
