I'm thinking this is probably a disorder that I need to work on.
When I look at photos either on the camera or during processing, I immediately go 1:1 to judge the sharpness.
Doesn't your camera give you confirmation if the image is in focus? Like with a green colored square or something?
A lot of times I have what I think is a good capture and then when I go 1:1 I find that it isn't razor sharp and I immediately devalue the shot.
Question is ... how come it is not razor sharp? Are you having difficulties keeping the camera steady during shutter press?
Disorder? Worth trying to cure?
Anybody else suffer with this ailment?
If you often experience out of focus / blurry pictures then you could check the photo at 100%.
But shot under normal circumstances I would expect it not to be necessary per se.
Ozzie, not everybody shoots landscape where ANY camera will hit the focus.
Of what value is confirmation if the camera is NOT capable of focusing there? But it will, you say. What do you shoot? I replaced my Canon 1Dx mkll with a Canon R5 to try and improve my hit rate. The 1dx series is one of the best focusing cameras ever made but I can send you a 100 shots where the green square is dead where I want it but the focus is not! Even portraits where the subject is NOT moving the hit rate can be pretty low if its a challenging focus situation! The only way to know is to review at 100%. The R5 is an improvment buit it misses its share of focus also.
How come it's not razor sharp? Because most cameras don't focus that great all the time in challenging focus situations!
You don't say what a normal circumstance is?
