I was recently out shooting and I took some shots with my 77mm. The one picture in particular that I am referring to was posted in a separate thread here on the forum.
I shot my picture at f5.6 but just based on rough guesses I am thinking f4 would provide a sharp image as well as good background blur.
I am not stating that as a definite answer but rather just a guess.
I am wondering for those of you who use the FA Limited lenses which apertures provide better in focus subjects and blurred backgrounds?
To keep it specific I am talking about all three of the amigos and I am specifically talking about taking pictures of people with each of the three.
Wide open you get more blur but you also might not get a fully sharp subject.
I understand that depth of field is a result of distance and aperture and how all that stuff is related...ie distance to the subject and the distance from the subject to the background...
I have been really impressed by some of the photos here on the forum. LeRolls is one I shall name as being awesome
More specifically though I want to have a more in depth discussion about sharp subjects and background separation specifically using the three amigos.
By all means put up examples and try to walk us through how you got the results.
Again, its about photographing people and using the three amigos. Hopefully y'all can gang up and teach me something. It can be about lenses, light, aperture, whatever...just how you got to point B.