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You are wrong, look again, and give it a little thought. You can see that the performer's shoe is sharp, in focus, unlike the audience. But the scene is photographed at 1/6 s! Do you imagine that a moving - fast moving! - person would come out sharp? The whole purpose of the image is to illustrate the use of slow shutter speed...
 
Pedagydusz said:
You are wrong, look again, and give it a little thought. You can see that the performer's shoe is sharp, in focus, unlike the audience. But the scene is photographed at 1/6 s! Do you imagine that a moving - fast moving! - person would come out sharp? The whole purpose of the image is to illustrate the use of slow shutter speed...

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Subject distance 2 m

Depth of field

Near limit 1.83 m

Far limit 2.21 m

Total 0.38 m

In front of subject 0.17 m (45%)

Behind subject 0.21 m (55%)
 
Pedagydusz said:
You are wrong, look again, and give it a little thought. You can see that the performer's shoe is sharp, in focus, unlike the audience. But the scene is photographed at 1/6 s! Do you imagine that a moving - fast moving! - person would come out sharp? The whole purpose of the image is to illustrate the use of slow shutter speed...
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Del Pierro said:
Pedagydusz said:
You are wrong, look again, and give it a little thought. You can see that the performer's shoe is sharp, in focus, unlike the audience. But the scene is photographed at 1/6 s! Do you imagine that a moving - fast moving! - person would come out sharp? The whole purpose of the image is to illustrate the use of slow shutter speed...
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With my camera held high over my head. Two seconds with the EM-5 and 17 mm. :)





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For me, the new stability system in the E-M5 Mk.2 has me extremely interested, as all the reviews I've seen of it show that it is far more capable due to its precision. That is what I am primarily interested in with the new camera, and not the high resolution stitching.

The current IBIS is good, but it has limits that I have hit many times in regular shooting. I am perhaps a bad photographer, but it is what it is. The E-M5 Mk.2 really has invaded my thoughts, and is driving me to make possibly unsound decisions. Thankfully, it has some problems that I can use in defense to not run out and pre-order one right away!
 
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