Focus peaking rocks, but puppies won't stay still! w Nikon 35 f1.8 G & Fotodiox

[lapdog99]

Arghh! Thought I would try my Nikon 35mm f1.8 G prime with my fotodiox adapter to NEX. All I could do was manual focus and unfortunately
the pups went crazy in the pre-Spring weather, making it almost impossible to get them to stay still long enough for focus peaking. Whites are blown out, but I had a lot of
fun running around, and from the looks of things, using a manual lens on the NEX sure is a great option

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[Bimjo]

Not sure AF would've been much better on a small, fast moving subject. You might try zone focusing to see if that helps.

Cute dogs, what breed are they?

 

[davect01]

cute

Not sure AF would've been much better on a small, fast moving subject. You might try zone focusing to see if that helps.

Cute dogs, what breed are they?

Yes cute cute pups. Like the one looking up.

 

[lapdog99]

Papillon and Poodle. They are obnoxiously cute.

 

[Phoenix]

Quite cute dogs

 

[hodad66]

adorable pix and I can't wait to try the peaking with my Canon
legacy lenses!!

 

[jebuskrust]

Shooting dogs and specially pups is LOTS of fun ;-)

 

[madmaxmedia]

You got some nice ones though!

I think spray and pray is not a bad strategy here.

 

[tomrock]

Same issue with grandkids. But at least once in a while they're in a stroller or high chair or something. Much easier to shoot when you fasten them in one place.