The f/4 using an ISO of 250 and a shutter speed of 1/80 created the soft effect needed to contrast with the black vinyl and chrome.
I searched out an unused gate area and worked with a variety of big apertures (small f/stop number). A brightly lit airport with sun on both sides, there were several lighting options to choose from.
The image below was taken at Detroit Metropolitan Airport early in the morning. As you can see the Canon version is not that good whose open (red bad - green good) whereas Nikons lens starts with light green which already is good. Playing with the depth of field, lighting, empty chairs invoked a sense of emptiness as the travel day was just getting started. On these 2 pages you are able to see sharpness charts Nikkor sharpness Sharpness Canon EF. How many times have you been to the airport and had to wait for your flight? With the 50mm, the airport seats, windows, phone booths and interesting architecture (in some airports) make fantastic travel subjects. Corresponding to the natural field of view, the 50mm focal length is well-suited for a wide variety of subjects, including everything from landscape to. “Leaving on a Jet Plane” – Airport Photography So what can you do with a 50mm? Read on for walk-around lens ideas along with setting and composition considerations. With enhanced aperture speed and a compact construction, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 50 mm f/1.8 Standard Lens is ideal for everyday photography and poor light. The 50mm world is quite versatile, and simply fun! The 50mm 1.8G is a fast, lightweight, sharp, prime lens (fixed focal length) with a beautiful bokeh. A Nikon 50mm 1.8G lens – a big “hello” to world of exploring things outside of macro, telephoto and landscape. Recently, I received another ‘surprise' gift.
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