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I always struggle with sharpness. I guess I'll try using a tripod. Seems with the shutterspeed I use I wouldn't have such problems. Thanks for the reply and I'll look at the original and see what I can do.
This is a discussion on reflection shots within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I always struggle with sharpness. I guess I'll try using a tripod. Seems with the shutterspeed I use I wouldn't ...
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I always struggle with sharpness. I guess I'll try using a tripod. Seems with the shutterspeed I use I wouldn't have such problems. Thanks for the reply and I'll look at the original and see what I can do.
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it may also depend on the post processing you do. What did you do with these?
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If you wanted to post the EXIF we might be able to offer a little more insight to the softness. For instance, if you had a very long lens - 300mm then you need to be at a minimum of 1/300 if you are hand holding the camera. The EXIF would point these things out.
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1/500 f13 iso 3200 200mm (300mm 35mm equiv). I think this should cover it. I need to check the iso setting, there was way too much sun to have an iso that high.
I use Picassa. Mostly just crop and adjust highlights. I can't tell that sharpening does much.
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