06-25-2011, 07:47 AM
I'm well acquainted with the depth of field in photography. In the "real world", at the distance and light conditions at which these shots would have been taken, there would be no depth of field issues, particularly if you use a camera which allows you to change your f-stop and shutter speed.
There is a technique for nearly eliminating the "blurriness" in model photos, take a look at Crandell's pics which regularly appear in the photo threads here. He has explained how it's done. It involves (I believe) taking various pictures at different focus settings, and then combining the results with one of the "enhancing" techniques I made reference to.
There is a technique for nearly eliminating the "blurriness" in model photos, take a look at Crandell's pics which regularly appear in the photo threads here. He has explained how it's done. It involves (I believe) taking various pictures at different focus settings, and then combining the results with one of the "enhancing" techniques I made reference to.
Gus (LC&P).