10-09-2020, 06:40 PM
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Just to put things right
Recently there was a discussion about the sharpness of my photos. No matter what I did I just couldn't not get the photos sharp enough. This was using my Nikon 24-70mm lens.Having now got the latest Tamron version it really shows up how bad the Nikon was, it had been dropped and repaired a couple of times. So it looks as if I was on a no win situation
as shot hand held and totally unedited or set up with the new Tamron lens.
10-09-2020, 06:59 PM
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Re: Just to put things right
https://imgur.com/hed2RwyJust a cheap camera.......
No editing.
10-09-2020, 09:36 PM
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Re: Just to put things right
Originally Posted by Barry
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Sorry RS, doesn't look any better to me than any of your other stuff... 
That's a great photo Besoeker.. 👍
Well I thought it was my glasses, Barry.
I wondered why the block paving, grass, and background was all blurry.
10-09-2020, 09:40 PM
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Re: Just to put things right
Originally Posted by realspeed
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Recently there was a discussion about the sharpness of my photos. No matter what I did I just couldn't not get the photos sharp enough. This was using my Nikon 24-70mm lens.Having now got the latest Tamron version it really shows up how bad the Nikon was, it had been dropped and repaired a couple of times. So it looks as if I was on a no win situation
as shot hand held and totally unedited or set up with the new Tamron lens.
10-09-2020, 09:53 PM
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Re: Just to put things right
Originally Posted by Mups
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Well I thought it was my glasses, Barry. I wondered why the block paving, grass, and background was all blurry.
10-09-2020, 09:55 PM
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Re: Just to put things right
Originally Posted by gasman
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That is the intention Mups. The idea is to focus the eye on the subject and not the background. It's just a shame that the flower isn't in total focus.
Oooer, sorry, I didn't know that.
Thanks gasman.
What is the point of that though?
I mean, before you take the photo, while you are looking at the ' subject' you want, it is not all blurry all round it, is it.
So why make it so in the end picture?
Another example is, I have never seen a painting with everything blurry around the topic?
Is it made blurry deliberately, or is it just the way it is focused?
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