booda303
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Well, what's wrong with it? Other than the light being flat, I see nothing wrong.View attachment 150415 I took this picture hand held and waiting to get my tripod and by the way this forum sure did answer my tripod questions. I did use the pop up flash and had the ISO low. What did I do wrong ?
i tried to focus on the face like with a person but looks blurryView attachment 150415 I took this picture hand held and waiting to get my tripod and by the way this forum sure did answer my tripod questions. I did use the pop up flash and had the ISO low. What did I do wrong ?
Although it's not a complete miss, it looks to me like your camera focused in on that branch top left. What were your settings? If you were using a shallow DOF and you moved even a smidge, your focus would be missed.
My camera settings were f2.8 1/250 and ISO 160 and flash. I thought it was just me thinking that branch did look sharper than his face.
There is actually a thin band of your subject that is in good focus, notably the tree branch and part of the fur ornament. The parts that are blurry are too close or too far from the lens, given your settings and distance.i tried to focus on the face like with a person but looks blurry
Something not mentioned is all lenses (even macro) have a minimum focus distance. You don't specify the lens, but for example the Canon EF-S 60 mm, has a minimum focus distance of 7.87". If any part of the subject is less than that and you have it on spot AF it won't focus, but if you have it on Multi-point, it will automatically pick another point,