Glass display case...
Dec 20, 2019 22:14:59 #
It looks like your camera focused on the glass case and not on the cameras. You could try manually focusing on your subject.
Jan 2, 2020 14:27:50 #
flyboy61
Loc: The Great American Desert
Not the best of photo situatiions.
As suggested by RV and CPR, a CPOL, with its decrease in light, or getting closer to the glass will help.
I use a rubber lens hood right up against the glass to eliminate any reflections. If my lens is short enough, while holding the camera, I extend my left index finger, tip against the glass, which provides some steadiness and eliminates vibration from the glass. The tripod suggestion is a good one! Wide open and close will maybe minimize the thick cracks in the glass, too.
As suggested by RV and CPR, a CPOL, with its decrease in light, or getting closer to the glass will help.
I use a rubber lens hood right up against the glass to eliminate any reflections. If my lens is short enough, while holding the camera, I extend my left index finger, tip against the glass, which provides some steadiness and eliminates vibration from the glass. The tripod suggestion is a good one! Wide open and close will maybe minimize the thick cracks in the glass, too.
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