 Nina S |
Soft Focus Problem
When I got home, I was disappointed to see that the majority of my shots were soft in the focus department, even though my lighting was right on ... Does my camera have a problem, or does it just have a harder time auto focusing in low light & should I switch to manual focus in these instances. My meter, at 5.6 always suggested 60-100 shutter speed, at ISO 100. This was outdoors on a grey day ... I think I've answered my own question, but I'd love to hear from you guys :) Thanks a bunch
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Diane Dupuis |
Hi Nina, Sorry I can't help with your camera problems... Don't know enough about it to help. I have one suggestion though. Don't ever use someone's real name when uploading their photos to the internet. Just a thought, but there are too many creeps out there.
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Nina S |
No Worries, All 3 pictured are pro models, and the names used are their "stage" names that they wish to be used in relation to their careers.
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Kerry L. Walker |
Not a digital photographer so I may not be much help but have you tried sharpening in Photoshop? From everything I have been reading about digital, I understand that is usually necessary.
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Nina S |
This shot shows crystal clear eyes, which is my goal in all my shots, but it doesn't always happen :(
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BetterPhoto Member |
what was your focal length and did you use a tripod
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BetterPhoto Member |
sorry just saw the Focal lengths under the pics(tired). Anyway, Im thinking it's better to shoot at a lower f/stop and get everything sharp and if theres something you dont like in the backround ,blur it out in ps
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