f/5.6
1/4000
55mm
ISO-400
Anyone else got an example???
Cy
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2 comments:
I like that one!!! That looks so fun. I have to say I'm a little distracted from looking at the DOF... I'm too busy wishing I could eat them *smile* I know what you are using that image for =)
Yes, I have something in mind, I think I will try to get it today.
Looking forward to what others post for their DOF as well.
One more thing, now that I can concentrate... I like the DOF you gave the image, just the right amount to give it a very good look without distracting from the image. Very well done.
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