Comments on: Ferry at F/1.4 http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/ Dog Photographer, Erin Vey, specializes in contemporary, on location, fine art dog photography. She serves the Greater Seattle area and is available for travel worldwide. Erin's work is also available for commercial use and dog stock photography. Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:56:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Allie http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1608 Allie Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:01:15 +0000 http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1608 Love these! I need to start doing this more often. Do you mind posting what the project is about or is it a secret? Love these! I need to start doing this more often.
Do you mind posting what the project is about or is it a secret?

]]> By: vanou http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1607 vanou Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:12:52 +0000 http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1607 wonderful little project. the colors are great! I really love the fact that you stayed at 1.4 wonderful little project.
the colors are great! I really love the fact that you stayed at 1.4

]]> By: Erin http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1606 Erin Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:46:53 +0000 http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1606 David: I shoot manually because if I stayed on Aperture Priority, I'm allowing the camera to make exposure assumptions that may not necessarily be what I want creatively. Also, if you shoot RAW, then manual is really the only way to go, because if you are on the same settings, then you can adjust one photo in ACR Bridge and then apply the changes to the rest. This is why I can edit a session in lighting speed! Jaime: I don't find the auto focus to be slow at all. But this could be because I have also shot with the 85 1.2 and that puppy is PAINFULLY slow (for me). I have really enjoyed the 1.4, it is a beautiful lens, especially for the price. David: I shoot manually because if I stayed on Aperture Priority, I’m allowing the camera to make exposure assumptions that may not necessarily be what I want creatively. Also, if you shoot RAW, then manual is really the only way to go, because if you are on the same settings, then you can adjust one photo in ACR Bridge and then apply the changes to the rest. This is why I can edit a session in lighting speed!

Jaime: I don’t find the auto focus to be slow at all. But this could be because I have also shot with the 85 1.2 and that puppy is PAINFULLY slow (for me). I have really enjoyed the 1.4, it is a beautiful lens, especially for the price.

]]> By: Jamie Sampson http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1605 Jamie Sampson Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:14:53 +0000 http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1605 Love them! You are amazing! The 50 1.4 is my next big purchase but I was reading some reviews and many of them said the autofocus was very slow, have you noticed this? Or do always shoot in manual focus? Thanks! Love them! You are amazing!

The 50 1.4 is my next big purchase but I was reading some reviews and many of them said the autofocus was very slow, have you noticed this? Or do always shoot in manual focus?

Thanks!

]]> By: wendy http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1604 wendy Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:53:53 +0000 http://www.erinvey.com/bark/2008/06/29/ferry-at-f14/#comment-1604 They are all incredible! But my favourite is the shot of the feet. They are all incredible! But my favourite is the shot of the feet.

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