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JohnWebb wrote:

You also need to consider depth of field, do you want the background in focus or blurred so force a suitable aperture.

Absolutely, this is one of the reasons for f/8, great for "family" type shots. Not only is it usually a sweet spot for lenses, it'll have a great dof for this type of shot.. If you are doing close up portraits you may want better Bokeh (blurry background) by reducing the f/stop down which opens up the aperture.

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