This camera blows my mind. Can you guess what it is?

[I X L R 8]

I'm buying everyone glasses :lmao:

Must say the direct lighting didn't help this photo much, flash or not. Try bringing in a light to the side of the tooth and bouncing some back for texture.

I'll chip in for some glasses.
All I can figure is some of the folks saying the picture is not in focus, may be visually impaired, or perhaps not viewing a good monitor. Even worse, perhaps a below par video card.

Today, I invested in , and built a Pentium quad 4 machine with 4 gigs DDR3 memory, with an Nvidia GT 220 with a gig of memory onboard the chip set/card.
Added an Acer 21.5 inch flat screen that resolves at 1920x1080.

You guys have to realize that I was just playing around with the camera indoors at night under incandescent lighting.

It does not look out of focus to me or 3 other people who were over checking out this computer. lol

I showed the the pic and they were astonished and what Digital cameras can do these days.

Thank you for all your comments though.
One day I'll find a real subject in good light, instead of what I have laying around the house.

 

[fokker]

That's nice that you have a cool computer, but it doesn't make your picture in perfect focus.

 

[I X L R 8]

That's nice that you have a cool computer, but it doesn't make your picture in perfect focus.

Yes but is there such a thing as 100% perfect focus, for all eyes?

Believe me , if you're taking high quality photos and then viewing them on limited monitor with a limited Video card then you are certainly missing something.
Not that my photos are high quality.

 

[Idahophoto]

That makes no sense at all. PC's do not change focus based on how good they are how powerful they are if that was the case there would be a crap load of mixed results in Photography class and online. My Images are just as sharp on my PC as they are on a PC That's over 15 years old and running windows 95, so so much for that theory. Sony has a history for less than stellar focus I guess nobody but Sony has a good enough PC for them then. That's fine though, Sony can keep em.

 

[fokker]

That makes no sense at all. PC's do not change focus based on how good they are how powerful they are if that was the case there would be a crap load of mixed results in Photography class and online. My Images are just as sharp on my PC as they are on a PC That's over 15 years old and running windows 95, so so much for that theory. Sony has a history for less than stellar focus I guess nobody but Sony has a good enough PC for them then. That's fine though, Sony can keep em.

Bingo

A properly calibrated monitor though will make a difference