My canon pictures were all blurry
Nov 1, 2017 15:37:59 #
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Nov 1, 2017 16:27:53 #
upperhay wrote:
Every picture I took at our club house Halloween p... (show quote)
Are you sure it was a Canon? Maybe you picked up a Nikon by mistake???
Those look like Nikon pics to me!!! Does the Exif say Canon?!?! LoL
SS
Nov 1, 2017 16:52:36 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Are you sure it was a Canon? Maybe you picked up a Nikon by mistake???
Those look like Nikon pics to me!!! Does the Exif say Canon?!?! LoL
SS
Those look like Nikon pics to me!!! Does the Exif say Canon?!?! LoL
SS
Too funny SS!
Nov 1, 2017 17:05:39 #
upperhay wrote:
Every picture I took at our club house Halloween p... (show quote)
Each Canon lens I retained has a switch near the base - "M" or "MF" for manual focus; "AF" for auto focus.
Make sure that switch is in the "AF" position.
But, to be honest with you, you must have been in too much of a hurry - If focus really was the problem, I'm surprised these pictures didn't look blurry through the viewfinder.
And you need to provide much more information than you have. The best thing you can do is repost pictures, checking "(store original)" because only that way can people see what the camera settings were.
Nov 1, 2017 17:40:50 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Are you sure it was a Canon? Maybe you picked up a Nikon by mistake???
Those look like Nikon pics to me!!! Does the Exif say Canon?!?! LoL
SS
Those look like Nikon pics to me!!! Does the Exif say Canon?!?! LoL
SS
We all know that you are very witty, but of all your replies that I have seen, this is the funniest!!! Lol!!!!!!
Nov 1, 2017 17:43:33 #
If you are serious in wanting help, and many have lined up to assist, you do need to post images and store the original.
We can make some guesses at what you're doing wrong, but your camera via the EXIF data will tell us exactly. That data is only available when you store the original ....
We can make some guesses at what you're doing wrong, but your camera via the EXIF data will tell us exactly. That data is only available when you store the original ....
Nov 1, 2017 18:10:18 #
I did send two more pictures don’t know where they went, also only have the Canon and older Panasonic LUMIX. Will try the pictures again
Nov 1, 2017 18:18:33 #
At a guess.....you are simply looking through the lens and pushing the button hard down. IE not half way to allow auto focus to work then fully down to take the shot.
some point and shoots will auto focus before shooting no matter how quick you press the button. A DSLR will not.. There is no setting to allow this either.
some point and shoots will auto focus before shooting no matter how quick you press the button. A DSLR will not.. There is no setting to allow this either.
Nov 1, 2017 18:23:04 #
G Brown wrote:
At a guess.....you are simply looking through the lens and pushing the button hard down. IE not half way to allow auto focus to work then fully down to take the shot.
some point and shoots will auto focus before shooting no matter how quick you press the button. A DSLR will not.. There is no setting to allow this either.
some point and shoots will auto focus before shooting no matter how quick you press the button. A DSLR will not.. There is no setting to allow this either.
If a Canon camera system is in “AF” mode, will it take a picture before it has achieved focus?? If I Recall Correctly, my Pentax K-30 has a setting which governs that behavior.
Nov 1, 2017 18:24:33 #
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Nov 1, 2017 18:26:21 #
I'm not familiar with Canon. Do they also have a focus switch on the body that could have been accidently hit.
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Nov 1, 2017 18:26:43 #
Yep, your lens was set to manual focus, so it wasn't focusing.
Nov 1, 2017 18:31:41 #
Japakomom wrote:
Yep, your lens was set to manual focus, so it wasn't focusing.
I also see Macro mode normal in the EXIF data ????
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