Tech-Tip--Photos taken trough a Fence by Dale Kavula
I was
asked about shooting through a cage without showing the bars of the cage. If you can’t get your lens through the
opening or gaps then you have to shoot up as close as you can and use a long
focal length with a wide aperture (low number) Focus on the eye of the animal,
bird, cheetah (located at The Secret Garden, Mirage) etc. I shoot in manual but you can put your camera
in Aperture mode with the largest aperture (F2.8, F3.5, F4.0 ). For point and shoot use portrait mode; this
uses a wide aperture and narrow depth of field.
See if that works. Dale.
I was
asked about shooting through a cage without showing the bars of the cage. If you can’t get your lens through the
opening or gaps then you have to shoot up as close as you can and use a long
focal length with a wide aperture (low number) Focus on the eye of the animal,
bird, cheetah (located at The Secret Garden, Mirage) etc. I shoot in manual but you can put your camera
in Aperture mode with the largest aperture (F2.8, F3.5, F4.0 ). For point and shoot use portrait mode; this
uses a wide aperture and narrow depth of field.
See if that works. Dale.
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