Photography
By Kevin
@kevin1877uk (36988)
August 22, 2015 5:47pm CST
Photography
Some time in the week I posted a discussion on photography and was surprised at the number of other people who uploaded photos into the discussion.
So I’ve decided I would load another one of my photos, it looks great until you zoom right in and it’s just out of focus, which is a shame.
Do you ever have problems with focus?
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
23 Aug 15
I couldnt zoom in on here, so I couldnt see that it was out of focus Kevin.
Not having a camera except for the one on this chromebook, I am unable to take good photos.
I did take this one of the sky early dawn break off my veranda tho with it.
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@kevin1877uk (36988)
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23 Aug 15
That's really nice, love the colours. Taken on your chrome book, wow
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
23 Aug 15
@yukimori thank you Yuki..it was just lucky.
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@yukimori (10169)
• United States
23 Aug 15
I do on occasion, usually when I'm using my 90mm macro lens. It's tough to get the depth of field right when I'm shooting up close with it, and I have days where my hands are shakier than I care to admit. I haven't quite accepted that I just need to use a monopod or tripod for that kind of shooting... 
This is one I took yesterday. Not quite a good example of the focus issue, but it'll do. I was trying to get its whole wing in focus. Didn't have the aperture narrowed enough on this one. 
This is one I took yesterday. Not quite a good example of the focus issue, but it'll do. I was trying to get its whole wing in focus. Didn't have the aperture narrowed enough on this one. 3 people like this
@kevin1877uk (36988)
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23 Aug 15
Wonderful shot, I see it's a little out of focus, yes it's hard to get, What "F" setting was you on? I've gave way and use a tripod at times although I know I should use it a lot more than I do.
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@yukimori (10169)
• United States
23 Aug 15
@kevin1877uk That one was shot at f/5 with a 1/1250 shutter speed. It's not out of focus so much as the depth of field is shallow. I haven't been shooting much in the past year or so due to health problems, so it's taking me a little bit to get back into thinking consciously about how I'm shooting.
Dropping down to f/20 made a lot of difference.
Dropping down to f/20 made a lot of difference.2 people like this
@kevin1877uk (36988)
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23 Aug 15
@yukimori Yeah F20 would be great, F5 is ok but very little depth of field
@allknowing (141000)
• India
23 Aug 15
I have a camera that looks after me on many an occasion. It is rarely that I do a bad job of it.
I just do not know what to upload here from the thousand of pictures that I have.
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@allknowing (141000)
• India
23 Aug 15
@kevin1877uk My camera has a zoom feature that takes of images that are at a distance.
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@jstory07 (141867)
• Roseburg, Oregon
23 Aug 15
I have trouble with pictures coming out the way I want them to.
@kevin1877uk (36988)
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23 Aug 15
I think sometimes we all have that, we see something different to what the camera does.
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@kevin1877uk (36988)
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23 Aug 15
@yukimori That is very true, it happens to me a lot, then again I do take 1,000's of photos
@yukimori (10169)
• United States
23 Aug 15
@kevin1877uk So true. It takes a lot to learn how to "see" the way the camera does!
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@sueznewz2 (10409)
• Alicante, Spain
13 Sep 15
I've just got a lumix, and am I am trying to learn about its settings, and use all the different functions it has.... but I love photography....
I like your picture too....
@arielscorpion (25)
• Tiberias, Israel
23 Aug 15
Sometimes you need to manualy focus and its the most importent thing in photography yet still the hardest thing to do .
