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Does this seem sharp?
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verybiglebowski
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You mean dogs tail? It's sharp IMHO, but I would return camera being you.
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olahoz
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Too sharp, return the camera!
OliverGlass
Well-known member
Eyes are in focus and sharp enough.
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Bruce Granofsky
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Have you ever thought the problem might be your dog and not the camera?
This breed is known for their softness and are not very sharp.
Return the dog.
This breed is known for their softness and are not very sharp.
Return the dog.
blue_skies
Forum Pro
Yeah, return the camera.
It should have gone on full alert and warn you that the dog is too close for the camera settings. Better yet, if it had shrieked for you two to increase your distance, it would have helped.
But I give you kudos for getting both the eyes and the nose in focus. Compare this to the FF shots in which only only the nose or the eyes are in focus, but not both.
Also kudos to the dog for posing patiently for so long.
Bad camera, good doggy
captura
Forum Pro
Not sharp, maybe especially on his edges and corners but he has high IQ. See the gleam in his eyes?
Keep the dog, return the owner, I say.
Woof!
captura
Forum Pro
As intended. The camera-dog Android reaction. Meeting of the Minds. They are in complete synch.
forpetessake
Veteran Member
It's easy to fix.
You need to take that shock collar of the dog and put around your neck. Next step is easy. As soon as you feel the urge to push a button on your camera, push the button on the collar's remote. You will be cured soon.
NeilJones
Veteran Member
It's not a shock collar silly!
NeilJones
Veteran Member
Huh?
rayharris51
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Hi Neil,
Why would you think that this is not sharp considering you are using f4, which is presumably on a 16-50 lens at near max aperture and min DOF?.
What else have you tried to test this on? What makes you feel that you might have a bad camera?
Strange question. In the circumstances I would work to get more familar with your camera, and forgive me, perhaps with the basics of photography in general. FWIW the pic is no sharper than you should expect in the circumstances.
In most circumstances the photos you get will only be as good as the photographer - and that applies to ALL cameras. If you had a bad canmera you wousdl probably know about it from other symptoms it exhibits.
Hope this helps
Ray
captura
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David Wyman
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If you'd put the dog's face out of focus, and waited until it moved it's head, and then focused on the tail while it was motionless, we'd have something that might give us pause, so to speak.
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forpetessake
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Whatever it is. If it works for a dog it should work for you also, silly!
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