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A few taken with my borrowed lens
Seeing as the sun was shining I thought I'd try out the 55-200mm lens I've borrowed, I'm quite pleased with the result 
there's nothing spectacular, but not bad, well for me anyway
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Some great shots there C!
Try this: zoom in as far as you can and take a pic of something as close as you can without it going out of focus...
Try this: zoom in as far as you can and take a pic of something as close as you can without it going out of focus...
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OK, I'll give it a go tomorrow, but why 
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I was just interested in the results 
Also, by zooming in as far as it'll go you should be able to take some nice portrait shots (zoom in and then move yourself back or forward to get the right amount in the shot). You could practice on a teddy bear
The method 'should' give you a nice creamy background with the object nicely in focus 
Also, by zooming in as far as it'll go you should be able to take some nice portrait shots (zoom in and then move yourself back or forward to get the right amount in the shot). You could practice on a teddy bear
The method 'should' give you a nice creamy background with the object nicely in focus
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Here's few Azz, hope this is what you ment, sorry I don't own a teddy bear
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hey they looks great esp the two seagulls flying ! and i like the second lots too esp the last one as it have some blurred background
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I like the aeroplane idea Must try that next time there's some good weather....
Must try that next time there's some good weather....
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Yeah that's the sort of thing Christine - more like the 3rd pic though, where they is plenty of stuff in the background too.
Here's an example off the web:
Where the background is all 'creamy'
Here's an example off the web:
Where the background is all 'creamy'
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