June Portraits

[Ari]

Thank you, Bill and pau3.
I've been trying to get the Vesta to do that, it does have some room for movements, but I only have front rise/fall.
I've found that much depends on the distance of the subject wrt the camera.
Too far away (as for a full-body shot) and there is no way to get the face in the sweet spot unless you make a bull's eye-type photo (face in the centre of the frame).
As the subject gets closer, the sweet spot covers more of the face, making it easier to get them sharp and frame it decently.

EDIT: found this: https://apenasimagens.com/en/using-p...lens-potraits/

[Tin Can]

Very useful Ari

Thank you!

Thank you, Bill and pau3.
I've been trying to get the Vesta to do that, it does have some room for movements, but I only have front rise/fall.
I've found that much depends on the distance of the subject wrt the camera.
Too far away (as for a full-body shot) and there is no way to get the face in the sweet spot unless you make a bull's eye-type photo (face in the centre of the frame).
As the subject gets closer, the sweet spot covers more of the face, making it easier to get them sharp and frame it decently.

EDIT: found this: https://apenasimagens.com/en/using-p...lens-potraits/

[Corran]

Centering the camera/lens on the face and dropping the rear should be the same as having the camera lower and using front rise on the lens side bringing it up to face height, no?

[Vogel]

Very interesting article Ari! Thanks!

[Ari]

Centering the camera/lens on the face and dropping the rear should be the same as having the camera lower and using front rise on the lens side bringing it up to face height, no?

It should, but I don't have rear fall to test this out.

Very interesting article Ari! Thanks!

You're welcome!

[Tin Can]

202 X-Ray 8 X 10 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[pau3]

Centering the camera/lens on the face and dropping the rear should be the same as having the camera lower and using front rise on the lens side bringing it up to face height, no?

Yes, it should. Thanks.

[Tin Can]

Eye see by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[jon.oman]

202 X-Ray 8 X 10 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

Wow! That is intense!

[ericantonio]

202 X-Ray 8 X 10 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

this is very cool. Is the color because it is x-ray film? Asking cause I legit do not know anything about xray film except that they used it on me when I broke thumb.