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,db3348 wrote: ... focus...
db3348 wrote: ... camera shake...
db3348 wrote: ... fogged lens...
db3348 wrote: ... poor lens quality...
db3348 wrote: Can you post an example ?
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,Of course , NS . That looks very much like subject movement .Nikon Shooter wrote : Camera or subject movement would create blur, wouldn't it?
Like in this example of a sharp AND blurry picture:
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,Have you tried adjusting the little "dioptric adjustment" knob above the viewfinder window , which is for people who have specs and eyesight issues ?Esseff wrote : ...I generally don't wear my specs when I go out wandering ...
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,db3348 wrote: ... What's your focusing routine – autofocus or manual focus...
db3348 wrote: You should be getting better sharpness than that , even with the 18-55 lens , while it's not the sharpest in Canon's range .
db3348 wrote: Have you tried adjusting the little "dioptric adjustment" knob above the
viewfinder window , which is for people who have specs and eyesight
issues ?
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,The point I was making that the focus ability should have been better with the 18–55 mm than what that example image has demonstrated . This case appears to be more of a focusing thing than the lens quality thing .Esseff wrote : On a slightly different track, what is a/are good lens/es for landscapes and buildings?
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