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Moth on Fire

// March 24th, 2008 // Photos, Tech // 1,994 views

After reading what Dror said about f/8 at 1/250 I was intent on looking a lot closer at my camera settings before I fire away.

This one was taken at f/2.8 – which I think looks pretty cool – but is it better than the f/8 one below? Admittedly though – we’re not comparing apples with apples if you consider the composition is different and the above picture was taken at 1/3 versus the one below at 1 sec.

Which one looks better?

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3 Responses to “Moth on Fire”

1. angel says:

   2008/04/02 at 19:20

   i think i like the first one…
   i am playing with the manual camera settings on my digital now.
2. Dror says:

   2008/04/11 at 15:15

   I did indeed say that, but I’d like to add a rider to that statement that in order to maximise the benefit of using a aperture of f2.8 the image you are using needs to have depth.
   Basically if you’re going to shoot a painting on a wall, it doesn’t matter what f-stop you use because it’s all on a single plane. If you’re shooting a portrait it definately does, because a person’s face has depth.