TMerry
Well-known member
Howdy!
I love the shallow depth of field for the type of interviews I'm shooting lately, but don't have time to set up my 35mm adapter (on hvx200) on most jobs.
A while back I read something about using a silk or a Hampshire Frost or something stretched across a framed backdrop to create the illusion of shallow depth of field behind the talent, (eg the natural background behind them would appear out of focus) but I can't remember exactly what the material was.
* * QUESTION:
Do you know what material this is? Has anybody used this successfully? Any recommendation where a good price on something like this might be?
I Spent several hours searching for different keywords but still haven't found what i'm looking for..
Thanks! :thumbsup:
I love the shallow depth of field for the type of interviews I'm shooting lately, but don't have time to set up my 35mm adapter (on hvx200) on most jobs.
A while back I read something about using a silk or a Hampshire Frost or something stretched across a framed backdrop to create the illusion of shallow depth of field behind the talent, (eg the natural background behind them would appear out of focus) but I can't remember exactly what the material was.
* * QUESTION:
Do you know what material this is? Has anybody used this successfully? Any recommendation where a good price on something like this might be?
I Spent several hours searching for different keywords but still haven't found what i'm looking for..
Thanks! :thumbsup: