Is there a way to assure corner-to-corner sharpness, other than by a wish and a prayer ... ?
Feb 8, 2018 03:53:15 #
I suspect there'll be more than one answer to this one ... that's okay ... debate is healthy .... 
Feb 8, 2018 07:22:19 #
Yes they are several ways.
At the moment I can only think of a few.
1) Study your scene
2) know your equiptment
3) be aware of the available light
4) a tri pod might help
I am sure other photogs will have better things to say
At the moment I can only think of a few.
1) Study your scene
2) know your equiptment
3) be aware of the available light
4) a tri pod might help
I am sure other photogs will have better things to say
Feb 8, 2018 08:07:46 #
A macro lens might help.
A macro lens focus area is a flat field compared to a curved field from a normal lens.
A macro lens focus area is a flat field compared to a curved field from a normal lens.
Feb 8, 2018 08:33:24 #
Ellen101 wrote:
Yes they are several ways.
At the moment I can only think of a few.
1) Study your scene
2) know your equiptment
3) be aware of the available light
4) a tri pod might help
I am sure other photogs will have better things to say
At the moment I can only think of a few.
1) Study your scene
2) know your equiptment
3) be aware of the available light
4) a tri pod might help
I am sure other photogs will have better things to say
Thanks, Ellen ... all sound advice ....
Feb 8, 2018 08:36:48 #
pete-m wrote:
A macro lens might help.
A macro lens focus area is a flat field compared to a curved field from a normal lens.
A macro lens focus area is a flat field compared to a curved field from a normal lens.
Oh, is it, Pete?
I didn't know that!
Then, I guess I should keep right on using my 105 Macro as my "normal" on my Sony a77 II ....
I don't shoot many curved fields, anyway, Pete ... do you?
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