Shutter 1.8 Aperture f/4.8 ISO 100 52mm
Amber was kind enough to inform me that the aperture would change when using the telephoto lens, which explains why I couldn't get the sucker to open to the max f/3.5 when I was trying to get a super close shot. So that meant my shutter speed had to slow the fuck down to let in enough light to catch Ghost Huck on digital media. Chalk that up as another 'Doh.' moment for me. The assignment I'm giving myself for next month is to continue using both lenses so I learn what tricks to employ with each one. I think I'm nearly ready to let go of the idea of getting a better (i.e., more expensive and with lots of bells and whistles) camera, preferring to get another lens instead. Fisheye, anyone?
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Ooh, a fisheye would be awesome. And there's something to be said for the cool ghost pictures. I have lots of those of Cayden and it's perfect because that's exactly how I will remember his entire childhood: a constant blur of motion. :)
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