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Photography


Question Posted Tuesday June 23 2009, 2:27 pm

I am starting to get really into photography and i want to learn how to blur the background of a subject. I know that you need a wide aperture, but even at 2.8/f in AV mode the back isnt really blurred much. I have a canon powershot G10. The background does blur in the macro setting. Do I need a telephoto lens or tripod? what else can i do to blur the background?

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Spooner707 answered Tuesday June 23 2009, 11:28 pm:
if you really want a good opinion about photography i think you should go on myspace and look up peace.love.photography. this myspace is made by a pro. she knows everything and you can ask her tons of questions.
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