Posts for: cfbudd
Mar 11, 2017 13:21:43 #
The cardinal seems not to be in focus. If you look at the railing, it seems it is in focus not on the same plane as the cardinal's eye. This might be a fine-tuning problem, and I suggest that you check the focus of your 5300 with this lens. (I assume the 5300 has fine-tune capability.)
Also, 1/80 is way way to slow to expect sharp images. VR can help camera movement but not subject movement. I have this lens and I consider it to be tack sharp.
Also, 1/80 is way way to slow to expect sharp images. VR can help camera movement but not subject movement. I have this lens and I consider it to be tack sharp.
Mar 6, 2017 10:47:00 #
Pc45 wrote:
The Owens Valley, from Lone Pine and the Alabama Hills all the way to north of Bishop is a photographers dream. Between the geologic wonders of the Sierras and the White Inyos and the valley in between coupled with the meteorological wonders this topography creates, it just don't get any better.
It's 'Sierra', not 'Sierras '. My pet peeve!
Feb 28, 2017 11:38:10 #
Feb 21, 2017 12:07:40 #
rdubreuil wrote:
The term generally used to describe this is known as "focus breathing" or "lens breathing". It's a variation in angle of view between the two lenses when zooming/focusing. Higher quality lenses tend to control this effect much better than lower quality lenses, hence why your Canon looks much better than your Tamron. There are many articles on the web about this, just do a general search for focus breathing, I hope this helped you out.
This is the simple and correct answer.
Feb 21, 2017 00:51:59 #
Feb 20, 2017 21:15:30 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
What aspect are you testing?
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Just trying it out and playing with size. Think I got it now. Had to experiment.
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