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Hello /p/ Newfriend here, sorry about this thread but I don't seem to get a solid answer on the Internet and maybe you guys can help.
I'm taking photos like pic related (just for reference). But the far ends of the shoe are always a bit out of focus, I'm currently shooting with a 50mm 1.8 but I've seen some people suggesting the use of a 100mm macro lens, will it work and get rid of the out of focus problem?
Thanks in advance /p/ (sorry about my English not my mother language)
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>>3018257
All you need to do is close up your aperture to increase your depth of field. The nifty-fifty will work fine for this. Just don't shoot wide open if you want to get everything in focus.
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>>3018261
Anon I'm already shooting at F22 am I fucking up? is it distortion?
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>>3018266
Then you're fucking up focus. At f/22, you should be able to get those shoes, everything in the room, and the entire building in focus. You just need to learn to focus.
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>>3018257
get farther from the shoes, then crop the shot.
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>>3018312
This OP
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Take two shots and merge.
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>>3018266
You shouldn't have this much trouble. It's not the lens's fault. You're messing it up somewhere.
You don't need to shoot f/22. Hell, you can probably get by in the sweet spot somewhere between f/5.6 and f/8. f/22 will give you a ridiculously wide depth of focus, but it's also not quite as sharp (and neither is shooting at 1.8, either).
Step back a bit. Make sure that the shoes are in the middle of your focus range.
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