Shot with 300mm focal length. Thoughts?
metcwill333 TPF Noob! Joined Dec 27, 2015 Messages 16 Reaction score 11 Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Jan 23, 2016 #1 Shot with 300mm focal length. Thoughts?
weepete TPF Supporters Supporting Member Joined Oct 18, 2011 Messages 6,068 Reaction score 2,408 Location Glasgow, Scotland Website www.petecrawford.co.uk Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jan 23, 2016 #2 looks blurred and has a little CA. What shutter speed were you using?
PropilotBW Been spending a lot of time on here! Joined Feb 7, 2013 Messages 2,006 Reaction score 665 Location Atlanta, GA, USA Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jan 24, 2016 #3 I agree that it doesn't look as sharp as it could be. Just curious what your shooting settings were for this shot? I prefer the 2nd crop.
I agree that it doesn't look as sharp as it could be. Just curious what your shooting settings were for this shot? I prefer the 2nd crop.
xDarek No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Dec 29, 2015 Messages 518 Reaction score 169 Location Romania Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Jan 24, 2016 #4 Yea, they are a little bit blurred.Try to be carreful at your shutter speed.
Peeb Semi-automatic Mediocrity Generator Supporting Member Joined Jul 16, 2015 Messages 3,940 Reaction score 4,273 Location Oklahoma Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jan 24, 2016 #5 What were your settings? Did you set the timer to release the shutter while your camera was on a tripod?
What were your settings? Did you set the timer to release the shutter while your camera was on a tripod?
KmH In memoriam Supporting Member Joined Apr 9, 2009 Messages 41,401 Reaction score 5,706 Location Iowa Website kharrodphotography.blogspot.com Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jan 24, 2016 #6 The softness of the focus may just be the lens. Particularly if 300 mm was the maximum focal length of a consumer grade zoom lens. If a small lens aperture was used, say f/11 to f/32, focus softness would be contributed to by diffraction. The moon
The softness of the focus may just be the lens. Particularly if 300 mm was the maximum focal length of a consumer grade zoom lens. If a small lens aperture was used, say f/11 to f/32, focus softness would be contributed to by diffraction. The moon
TCampbell Been spending a lot of time on here! Joined Mar 31, 2012 Messages 3,614 Reaction score 1,556 Location Dearborn, MI Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jan 24, 2016 #7 The good news is that the exposure looks great -- so that's working out well for you. But the focus is a touch soft. Did you use auto-focus or manually focus?
The good news is that the exposure looks great -- so that's working out well for you. But the focus is a touch soft. Did you use auto-focus or manually focus?