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swmocity

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i cant seem to get this pictures sharp

i think i shouldve used a wider aperature...i dunno..the picture is below

Camera:Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTExposure:0.001 sec (1/1250)Aperture:f/3.5Focal Length:21 mmISO Speed:100Exposure Bias:0/2 EVFlash:Flash did not fire
Software:Adobe Photoshop CS3 WindowsDate and Time:2008:07:29 10:22:32Artist Name:unknownExposure Program:ManualDate and Time (Original):2008:07:29 09:26:02Date and Time (Digitized):2008:07:29 09:26:02Shutter Speed:10287712/1000000Maximum Lens Aperture:3625/1000Metering Mode:AverageColor Space:UncalibratedFocal Plane X-Resolution:3954.233 dpiFocal Plane Y-Resolution:3958.763 dpiExposure Mode:ManualImage Width:3504 pixelsImage Height:2352 pixels




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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3092/2713384935_2f0cf3c838.jpg
 
f/3.5 is going to have a shallow depth of field, therefore only a portion of the picture is going to be really sharp. for landscape, I find most of the time closing the lens down and using a tripod and either timer or cable release is the way to go. f/32 or so is nice to have. f/22 works in most cases as well. For waterfalls, I use shutter priority, but it generally means stopping down quite a bit. You need that depth of field if you want to show everything good and sharp!

can you retake the picture?
 
f/3.5 is going to have a shallow depth of field, therefore only a portion of the picture is going to be really sharp. for landscape, I find most of the time closing the lens down and using a tripod and either timer or cable release is the way to go. f/32 or so is nice to have. f/22 works in most cases as well. For waterfalls, I use shutter priority, but it generally means stopping down quite a bit. You need that depth of field if you want to show everything good and sharp!

can you retake the picture?
yea i can..i took it at a park up the road
 
as far as exposure,WB and everthing else...is it ok?
 
at the excruciatingly low resolution of web, it looks good to me.
 
hmmm..may be ill make a print today and see what it really looks like
 

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