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sometimes you make me feel much better about myself and the way I commentIt's also blurry, blown-out, and the WB is off...
It's also blurry, blown-out, and the WB is off...
It's also blurry, blown-out, and the WB is off...
Have you been to the Grand Canyon? The cliff this chopper is against is about a mile high. It's full zoom with a 300mm and the chopper is hauling A.
Not really, the helicopter is focused and moving past the face at high speed.It's also blurry, blown-out, and the WB is off...
Have you been to the Grand Canyon? The cliff this chopper is against is about a mile high. It's full zoom with a 300mm and the chopper is hauling A.
Was the said cliff hauling ass too? It is blurry as well, which appears to be have been from both a little motion blur and missed focus.
Not really, the helicopter is focused and moving past the face at high speed.Have you been to the Grand Canyon? The cliff this chopper is against is about a mile high. It's full zoom with a 300mm and the chopper is hauling A.
Was the said cliff hauling ass too? It is blurry as well, which appears to be have been from both a little motion blur and missed focus.
Not really, the helicopter is focused and moving past the face at high speed.Was the said cliff hauling ass too? It is blurry as well, which appears to be have been from both a little motion blur and missed focus.
I haven't been to the G.C. (flew over it once.) But Braineack is correct the chopper and the wall are out of focus. (zoom in to see). No need to worry, it is what it is, learn from it for the next time you have a similar situation.
So you are saying there is no way to get a distant object in focus? Specially if movement is involved? Wow. Don't mention that to landscape or sports photographers. As for motion, you either need a fast enough shutter speed to freeze the motion, or to smoothly pan with the object to give it a sense of motion. Judging by the rotors on the helicopter, you had plenty enough speed to freeze the actual chopper. You simply missed focus.There you go, I will agree, but you zoom in on any distant pic, especially motion, it will be out of focus,