What may be the problem

[nikkvictoriano]

I just inherited an EOS3 and i think there is somethings wrong with it, well theres really a problem here

please do check out my shot below


i used the eos3 + 50mm 1.4 at f1.4, i am very much sure I focused on my sister for this shot but the end product is this
she is blurred and the gates behind her is sharp. same thing with my girlfriend's picture, i shot her on a train and in the bridge, she is blurred everything behind her is sharp well not really everything. i put on the lens on my 5D and 6D and it works perfectly without adjusting anything, i put my 100mm 2.8 L on the eos 3 and it also worked perfectly..... so which one has the problem

this is my sister

EOS3 + 50mm at f1.4

this is my girlfriend

EOS3 + 50mm at f1.4



I want both of them fixed hahahaha i want to use them on a wedding shoot soon
i used superia 400 btw for practice


Thank you guys

 

[tirediron]

If the lens works perfectly on the 5 & 6D then I would guess that there's a focusing issue with the EOS3 that would require taking it to a repair shop to have corrected. If you have two good digital bodies however, I'm not really sure that I would see this as worthwhile unless you have a specific requirement for film.

 

[Forkie]

And you're totally sure your focus point was set in the centre of the viewfinder? You could have knocked the focus point selector without realising it.

 

[nikkvictoriano]

If the lens works perfectly on the 5 & 6D then I would guess that there's a focusing issue with the EOS3 that would require taking it to a repair shop to have corrected. If you have two good digital bodies however, I'm not really sure that I would see this as worthwhile unless you have a specific requirement for film.

we plan to reintroduce film photography on weddings here in the philippines... by the way this is where things gets confusing... i put my 100mm 2.8 L on the eos3 and it worked perfectly

i did a battery test, shot a calibration chart, and do a portrait with it and its sharp