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Again, I believe what your seeing is diffraction. Small apertures are not always going to give you optimal results. Find that sweet spot on your lens for these types of photos (op). Additionally, if your shooting at f/13 and 2000s, and your vr is on, you are making matters worse. Turn off VR when your shutter speed is double your focal length. Shoot in Aperture priority mode, select f/8, turn vr off, select focus point, confirm, compose, shoot. I helped a girl at the office with that same lens and camera, she was amazed, of course, she was shooting in some weird shooting mode, had all her settings messed up. We started over by resetting her camera, and I gave her the 10 min lesson. She is now making better images. Second lesson was shutter priority mode, third was manual mode, forth was AE lock with back light and fill flash. She is pretty stoked about photography now. She was ready to buy a new camera. Not so much now. Diffraction Limited Photography: Pixel Size, Aperture and Airy Disksmost of the images i took are grainy.what will be the reason? may be focusing or camera problem?
For me that again sounds like too high ISO.most of the images i took are grainy.what will be the reason? may be focusing or camera problem?
For me that again sounds like too high ISO.most of the images i took are grainy.what will be the reason? may be focusing or camera problem?
Sorry, but I´m still not convinced you are at ISO 100, if your camera tells you that, there must be something wrong. With your settings you wouldn´t get well exposed images - they should be way underexposed.
If you can´t upload a full image, maybe you can give us just a small crop of the image that shows the grain in full size. But try to include the metadata. That would help a lot!
how to avoid over exposure? and how to focus the whole area like this?That's not grainy, that's overexposed and out of focus...
the EXIF for this photo is ...For me that again sounds like too high ISO.most of the images i took are grainy.what will be the reason? may be focusing or camera problem?
Sorry, but I´m still not convinced you are at ISO 100, if your camera tells you that, there must be something wrong. With your settings you wouldn´t get well exposed images - they should be way underexposed.
If you can´t upload a full image, maybe you can give us just a small crop of the image that shows the grain in full size. But try to include the metadata. That would help a lot!
There you go, thanks for the image. Your ISO is 11.404. That is way too much. I suspect your ISO was set to Auto incidentally. You need to get your ISO to 100 or 200 for daylight shots to get the best out of your images. But that means that you have to change the other settings too, otherwise you would end up totally underexposed. You may want to read a bit about the exposure triangle - or maybe I can convince you to watch my free youtube course: PHOTO1x1 Free Photography CourseFor me that again sounds like too high ISO.most of the images i took are grainy.what will be the reason? may be focusing or camera problem?
Sorry, but I´m still not convinced you are at ISO 100, if your camera tells you that, there must be something wrong. With your settings you wouldn´t get well exposed images - they should be way underexposed.
If you can´t upload a full image, maybe you can give us just a small crop of the image that shows the grain in full size. But try to include the metadata. That would help a lot!
If the camera was set to "auto ISO", then the camera will adjust it to whatever value is required to produce a viewable image.Thanks for ur replies...but how iso was that much?i saw in lcd it was displaying 100..is it fault in my camera or it normally happen?
You will have similar problems with better cameras, though they are better at higher ISOs.can i keep this camera or upgrade to nikon d5300 or d7200?
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