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but were afraid to ask: 
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I have a lens that does that, plus you can put the focus area anywhere in the frame, not just across one section. But I tried it and this is what I came up with. It works best with large, landscape types of photos, but you can get a sort of "close up of a model" effect if you have something suitably close up.
This is the marquee of the Uptown Theater here in Chicago.
This is the marquee of the Uptown Theater here in Chicago.
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I had some fun playing with that this morning, and sent it to my kids to experiment as well.
I had some fun playing with that this morning, and sent it to my kids to experiment as well.
