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Re: Dog Agility Competition Pics
In reply to hindesite,
4 months ago
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hindesite wrote:
I'm not sure if this a m4/3 vs larger format thing, but to me, all the OM-D images are full of clutter and distractions, there is no separation of the subject from the background, no ability to get strong compositions or draw the eye to a focal point.
The shot that stands out is the the one taken with a larger format DSLR.
I'm not trying to be critical here - I take an awful lot of dog photos myself, so I know how hard it is and what to watch for - but the OM-D examples are really not good.
Does a DSLR make that much difference?
This was the first time I was shooting the dogs so I opted for the larger depth of field as I was not sure I could hit the focus point where I wanted it.
If I go back, now that I know what to expect, I am going try the 75mm and a circ Polarizer if it is a typical sunny AZ day and see if I can get the isolation.
It will still not equal a full frame DSLR...... Here are a couple with the 75mm on an OMD in low light shot wide open. You can see how much (or little) isolation you can get.....
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