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Matea2.jpg
Matea2.jpg		 Me.jpg
Me.jpg		 Princess.jpg
Princess.jpg		 Who's calling.jpg
Who's calling.jpg
Iva1.jpg
Iva1.jpg		 Saric.jpg
Saric.jpg		 Autoportrait.jpg
Autoportrait.jpg		 with the dog.jpg
with the dog.jpg
Alan_lowlight.jpg
Alan_lowlight.jpg		 Kids.jpg
Kids.jpg		 Boys_and_Bongo.jpg
Boys_and_Bongo.jpg		 Lea.jpg
Lea.jpg
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Miljenko Devcic08-Sep-2007 19:03
Hi Fatima,
photographic portraiture is not very sensitive to camera brand. It does, however something to do with the sensor size. DSLR's have in general advantage of providing shallow depth of field if mated with appropriate lens. Cameras with 1.5 or 1.6 crop factor like most amateur and semi-pro Canons or Nikons when fitted with 50 to 85 mm prime lenses will suit most of your portraiture needs. If you check this gallery you'll notice I use anything from 30mm to 150mm to get some good results.

Regards, Miljenko
fatima 07-Sep-2007 06:39
hi. i want to buy a slr cammera .what do u suggest?nikon or canon ?and which model?
would u introduce a good lens for photo portrait?
thanks a lot.
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