Janet Zimmer

I use a D750 as well.  For more than one person, I typically use an f-stop of at least 5.6  

Thanks for your help on these.  I’m not used to having this much trouble with my focus!

I was hoping to composite these two images with the left side of 144 (the first three images) and the right side of 142 (the second three images).  I have included a rough composite image (the last one) which has then been further cropped to show you what I had in mind.

f/ 5.6   1/800 second   ISO 640   24-70 lens/  142 is at 40m/  144 is at 32 mm

f/ 5.6       1/800 sec      ISO 1000       24-70 lens at 66mm

This image would likely be cropped so I have included a potential cropped image as well.  This is an alternative to another one that you felt was not sharp enough.

f/ 5.6   1/800 sec    ISO 500     24-700 lens at 44 mm

I forgot to add the 700x700 crop of the one dog that seems fuzzy.  The other dog is ok.

f/5.6    1/800   ISO 640     24-70@48

f/4.5   1/400 sec    ISO 2200    35mm

In looking at this crop, I perhaps did not remove all the noise and color noise properly?

Thanks.  Have some alternatives perhaps

f /5.6   1/800 sec    ISO 500   24-70@48

f/5.6   1/800  ISO 500   24-70 @ 48

f /5.6     1/500 sec    ISO 500    24-70 at 60 mm

full image and a possible crop included.  potential to be printed as 20x30" canvas

f/5.6    1/500 sec   ISO 500   24-70@60mm

Damien, if we may crop the image rather substantially, do you also need to see a cropped version of the image?