dubcac

For those 3 attached pics, I'll post exif data from left to right.

1. ISO 100, f/4.5, 1/100sec
2. ISO 100, f/4.5, 1/100sec
3. ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/160sec

Is it possible at that exposure time that I'm getting some camera shake? I haven't been using my tripod. To be honest, I'm not seeing this "out of focus" issue. Maybe a little oversaturated to get the color effect I wanted...that might cause it to lose some detail.

jaymar88

Well you have IS lenses right? I think it's probably the filter or the resizing/ image hosting. It's not terribly obvious. What focal range is that? Mid you we're being pretty picky here. Try some shot sans the filter.

BTW, I'm hella jealous of the tree colors you guys have up there. You know SD. All we have are palm trees.

Draconius

Camera shake generally isn't an issue until 1/60...I can take around 1/25 with a decent success rate of no shake.

whoaitslen2

See any dead bodies at that lake? I like last one even though its soft. I wanna see a pic straight from the camera no PP.

dubcac

I <3 palm trees. But I like seasons too...so torn

No PP?? o:

Haven't seen any bodies there....but I heard of one being found not too long before I started there.

Here's one of the originals, no PP. But I had to resize it to upload it.



It's the same one as the 3rd one attached.