Out of Focus
Dec 23, 2014 19:33:17 #
Trying to figure out why this horse is so OOF.
Tamron 70-200mm @ 200mm ISO Auto (2500) f/8 1/250 AI-SERVO, stabilizer on, hand held, on a Canon 7D MII body. I realize the noise at 2500 will be a lot, but why would it be so much OOF. I've shot other times like this and they were tack on.
Tamron 70-200mm @ 200mm ISO Auto (2500) f/8 1/250 AI-SERVO, stabilizer on, hand held, on a Canon 7D MII body. I realize the noise at 2500 will be a lot, but why would it be so much OOF. I've shot other times like this and they were tack on.
Dec 23, 2014 19:35:50 #
gemlenz wrote:
Trying to figure out why this horse is so OOF.
Tamron 70-200mm @ 200mm ISO Auto (2500) f/8 1/250 AI-SERVO, stabilizer on hand held, on a Canon 7D MII body. I realize the noise at 2500 will be a lot, but why would it be so much OOF. I've shot other times like this and they were tack on.
Tamron 70-200mm @ 200mm ISO Auto (2500) f/8 1/250 AI-SERVO, stabilizer on hand held, on a Canon 7D MII body. I realize the noise at 2500 will be a lot, but why would it be so much OOF. I've shot other times like this and they were tack on.
I am thinking camera shake.
Dec 23, 2014 19:36:54 #
I thought of that too. I took about 20 shots like this, same issue.
Dngallagher wrote:
I am thinking camera shake.
Dec 23, 2014 19:38:09 #
gemlenz wrote:
Trying to figure out why this horse is so OOF.
Tamron 70-200mm @ 200mm ISO Auto (2500) f/8 1/250 AI-SERVO, stabilizer on, hand held, on a Canon 7D MII body. I realize the noise at 2500 will be a lot, but why would it be so much OOF. I've shot other times like this and they were tack on.
Tamron 70-200mm @ 200mm ISO Auto (2500) f/8 1/250 AI-SERVO, stabilizer on, hand held, on a Canon 7D MII body. I realize the noise at 2500 will be a lot, but why would it be so much OOF. I've shot other times like this and they were tack on.
With the same camera?
Dec 23, 2014 19:38:41 #
Dec 23, 2014 19:41:23 #
gemlenz wrote:
I thought of that too. I took about 20 shots like this, same issue.
Have you tried another lens? Could be the lens has an issue - or the camera has a focus issue....
Try with stabilization off as well.
Dec 23, 2014 19:45:59 #
Dec 23, 2014 19:53:32 #
Dec 23, 2014 20:01:26 #
I'm gonna agree, camera movement. Looks like ya 'jabbed' the shutter release, rather than squeezing it.
IMHO of course.
Can someone run the 'focus point indicator' program for this pic?
IMHO of course.
Can someone run the 'focus point indicator' program for this pic?
Dec 23, 2014 20:07:57 #
twowindsbear wrote:
I'm gonna agree, camera movement. Looks like ya 'jabbed' the shutter release, rather than squeezing it.
IMHO of course.
Can someone run the 'focus point indicator' program for this pic?
IMHO of course.
Can someone run the 'focus point indicator' program for this pic?
I tried the focuspoint plugin for Lightroom, but got back an error that it could not find any focus point info....
Dec 23, 2014 20:18:45 #
Dec 23, 2014 20:19:54 #
Ishootcanon wrote:
Me too. I'm going to say your speed is to slow and you were moving.
Happens to me all the time because I never use a tripod.
Dec 23, 2014 21:43:53 #
Dec 23, 2014 21:58:29 #
You might want to clean the contacts also - you get strange symptoms when the contacts are dirty...
Dec 24, 2014 06:07:18 #
I would also get a target to check the AF. I use the DataColor SpyderLensCal. It consists of a vertical target that you auto focus on and a scale that is tilted at 45 degrees that allows you to evaluate the front/back focusing.
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