Welcome to the forum!Canon-nm wrote: Okay first of all Hi to everyone, and I'm glad to be part of this community. I realized I can learn a lot on this forum, from experienced photographers here.
Where did you get the idea that Nikon will yield yellowish tones?Canon-nm wrote: Can someone of you tell me how this photo was taken? I guess it's an fx nikon body (yellowish tone on photo)
I see nothing extravagant in this take you can't achieve with the gearCanon-nm wrote: Is this because of edit or what?
The blur being fake was my initial impression but I'm not so sure. The branch in the upper left is on the same plane as the couple and it is sharp with the area behind it being blurred. If it is a fake blur, they were meticulous in what to blur and what not to blur. I would like to see a full resolution image to look for the signs. However it was done, it looks good.garyrhook wrote: The blur is fake.
Look at the border between the water and the grass. There is no gradual transition: it's abrupt. A giveaway that the background was blurred in post.
So, no, you can't recreate this with your camera and lens. You can, however, come close, because blur is about geometry. So I'll start with, have you tried? In an appropriate location (background is far away) and an aperture of 2.8-ish? Or wider?
Given that this has been through post, you don't know what body was used. that tone is artificial, too.
Part of learning photography is learning about what is done in camera, and what is done in post.
Shadowfixer1 wrote: The blur being fake was my initial impression but I'm not so sure. The branch in the upper left is on the same plane as the couple and it is sharp with the area behind it being blurred. If it is a fake blur, they were meticulous in what to blur and what not to blur. I would like to see a full resolution image to look for the signs. However it was done, it looks good.
garyrhook wrote: The blur is fake.
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