Bobbi Lephart |
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out of focus??
While taking group pictures I am always having a problem with the picture being out of focus only on the lower left hand side. Any suggestions?
March 31, 2005
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Kerry L. Walker |
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What kind of camera and lens are you using?
March 31, 2005
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Bobbi Lephart |
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I am using the Nikon D70. This is a new camera to me and someone recently mentioned that they had heard of some issues. I received a response with a way to test whether it is the camera, lens, or just me. I am going to try this. Any other suggestions?
March 31, 2005
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Kerry L. Walker |
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I did not notice that this question was posted twice (happens sometimes, no big deal). I then noticed you got a response from Michael. He is very knowledgeable and the suggestion he made is a good one.
March 31, 2005
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Bobbi Lephart |
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forgot lens type. A Sigma 28-105mm D
March 31, 2005
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Angie M. Nemanic |
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I know this question is very old, but I did a search and you had a similar question that I have now. I just purchased the D70S and it seems my photos are soft. The last batch of photos I took I used a tamron 28-300 ultra zoom lens. It is not a digital lens. I also use a Nikon 35-75 2.8 lens. After I downloaded my last group of photos into photoshop and magnified them to over 100% (200-400%) I notice the images aren't clear. If I blow them up past 100% is it typical they get soft? I feel that the images were shot that way, but I can't figure out why. It seems every photo is this way and I've never had so much of a problem before with blurred images. You mentioned that there is a way to test if its me, camera or lens. Any suggestions will help! Thanks!
March 29, 2006
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Justin G. |
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A few statements but they are basic generalizations. ultra zooms are generally a little softer, and not as tack sharp as primes and super high quality zooms. also most people say that almost all digital photos need to be sharpened a bit during post-processing. also you're zooming in very very close. unless you're shooting under perfect light, lower ISO's, use a tripod, sharp glass, perfect exposure and focus, etc, they'll be a tad soft.
March 29, 2006
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