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Cat sent on December 21, 2020 (11:30) by Purtè_91. 1 comments, 128 views.

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Elleemme

sent on December 21, 2020 (15:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The scene looks nice.
:
-the shooting point is still high (not at its level and quindo not from its point of view
-the maf is very early ... his left ear
-the cat was motionless concentrated? yes!
the photographer was focused? si 8-)
the photographer was motionless ? no :-|
I'm bipeds and when we're focused we don't realize that to maintain our equiirium we always tend to swing-bascular with the body.
If we are sure to always use only one point by bringing it to the nodal area (here the eye) and we are always sure that the reflex+optic hythema does not suffer from Front Focus .... better cut off the bull's head and use only 1 AF and ai-servo point.
ai-servo behaves like a bodygard does not lose contact with the maf point ;-)
ciao, Lauro

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