Part A : Removing People

 In my first attempt, based on 20 images, I noticed some ghosting at the lights. We barely see the people but there is some kind of outline there. So I found that this was a failure. I tried again with another series.

Failure Final image:

 

Failure Image with people:

 

 

In this series I only used 9 images and found it quite successful. however, I can see some outline of the other image in the grey building part above pharmaprix. I'm curious if this corner was too busy in the first place.

Success image with most people eliminated:

Image with people in them:

Light Painting Test

Final Panorama

Panorama Test

Vogue Overlay

LIGHT METERING

Center Weighted Metering

Spot Metering

Partial Metering

Evaluative Metering

Incident Meter

Spot Metering

Partial Metering

Evaluative Metering

Center Weighted Metering

Incident light meter

My observation was that the incident light meter read the scene better than all other forms of metering. With the dark background the camera meter provided a reading that was over exposed while the white background the camera reading were underexposed.

DEPTH OF FIELD

Full Frame sensor

24MM Focal Lenght

@ .4 feet away

F 2.8

F 4.5

F8

F11

F 16

F 22

Full Frame Sensor

Focal Lenght 50 MM

@ .4 feet away

F 2.8

F 4.5

F 8

F11

F16

F22

Full Frame Sensor

Focal Lenght 85 MM

@ 1 Meter away

F 2.8

F 4.5

F 8

F 11

F 16

F22

Focal Lenght

Full Frame sensor
ISO 5000 @ F 2.8

24 MM 

The arms looks much longer than her body and her facial features are exagerated (Nose and forehead Mostly)

35MM

arms are better and more proportionate to the body. Facial features are better but still a bit of distortion in size.

50 MM

Nose and forehead much better and less large.

88MM

Face is quite accurate with nice proportion. the body and arms are also more proportionate.