just a dog OOF

[DannyLewis]

it is all new equipment so i am at a loss as to why it was so bad

 

[gsgary]

I believe th eshutter speed was 320 but I was in a van with the side door open and in motion. a few mph

it was F5.6 1/1000 iso3200 375mm, going by these settings you must have just started photography

 

[Overread40]

it is all new equipment so i am at a loss as to why it was so bad

The problem could be one of multiple options - take the suggested test shots and we can work from there. At present the single photo just isn't enough to work with to judge

 

[JSER]

Poor quality unless it has been blown up greatly

 

[EIngerson]

I'm still saying motion blur. Probably had it on one shot instead of AI servo and locked in the focus and the car was still moving. Give us a fighting chance and take a picture while you're standing still. Trying to figure this photo out when you took it from a moving car is pointless.

Well, that's not motion blur, that's missing focus. As long as the subject is more than a few feet away, 1/1000 is sufficient to take pictures while driving down the interstate.

okay.

 

[DannyLewis]

I believe th eshutter speed was 320 but I was in a van with the side door open and in motion. a few mph

it was F5.6 1/1000 iso3200 375mm, going by these settings you must have just started photography

I am new and had just came out of the woods and was leaving and the boys wanted a shot of the dog and I noticed the OOF. I found out how to get exif off of photos here so that will help me learn alot. plus all the reading I do. thnx for the input

 

[DannyLewis]

I got it cleaned and it workss fine now

 

[fjrabon]

I got it cleaned and it workss fine now

Good, glad it was just dirtiness. That had to be some sort of major smudge to cause that, haha.

 

[Overread40]

Glad to hear that too - out of interest when you cleaned the lens did you clean just the front element or the rear one as well? Rear element stains will generally show up a lot more than front element ones - however the rear of the lens (ie the part that connects to the camera) should never need cleaning aside from occasionally using a blower to puff out some dust particles).

 

[EIngerson]

Glad to hear that too - out of interest when you cleaned the lens did you clean just the front element or the rear one as well? Rear element stains will generally show up a lot more than front element ones - however the rear of the lens (ie the part that connects to the camera) should never need cleaning aside from occasionally using a blower to puff out some dust particles).

Yes.