that's 'macaca'

These creatures are much smarter than Allen.

And cuter too.

Thank God we were wrong.

I think I'm putting that first shot on my cell phone!

if they could only know to focus.

On autofocus, the camera would have focused on her mouth, in the center of the frame. The other 2 shots are focused in the center.
I dun know about that first shot....

That means that most of the shot, from say, 5 feet from lens to the far distance, will be in focus.

So there is a lot of focused area front and back of the point of auto-focus....

With a lower light condition, like this with lots of ambient light but not as bright as full sun, you have a shorter depth of field. So you still have an area before and behind the focal piont that is sharp, but past that area blurs, like we are seeing here.

You can see in the other pics that the DoF looks like it's about 4 or so feet deep..couple of feet ahead and couple of feet past the focal point.

There is little depth of field, and somehow the eyes are in focus.

Been web surfing with my phone. Pic looked focused...so I zoomed in and you're right, the nose, teeth, chin slightly out of focus.


Looking forward to gettin DSL set up tomorrow!

The second shot is so studious!

I love these.....and she is obviously having fun with her reflection in the lens. This brightens my day!

Is the Calers News Agency claiming that it cut some kind of deal with the macaque to acquire the copyright?

Love this!!

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for giving me a hearty laugh.

Sometimes that is true.

(I'm a photographer by trade)