Photo by Out Of Focus | Title - Ride Me
f/4.2 | focal length : 112mm | ISO 200 | shutter speed : 1/800s | flash : not fired
| Photographer said.. |
More experiments on using my zoom lens.. The bicycle wasn't exactly in a best position but I like the patterned walkway.
I find that when I use the zoom lens, the picture didn't come out as clear as I wanted it to be. I don't know why this is so. I suspect that it might be the lens or the fact that the camera only takes photos up to 6megs.. Can anybody explain?
f/4.2 | focal length : 112mm | ISO 200 | shutter speed : 1/800s | flash : not fired
| Photographer said.. |
More experiments on using my zoom lens.. The bicycle wasn't exactly in a best position but I like the patterned walkway.
I find that when I use the zoom lens, the picture didn't come out as clear as I wanted it to be. I don't know why this is so. I suspect that it might be the lens or the fact that the camera only takes photos up to 6megs.. Can anybody explain?
2 comments:
It might be the lens, but you can make do with what you got, really.
I just wonder what your focus point was. If it's actually the pavement, then at that f/stop number (f/4.2) it would throw the bike out of focus a bit.
Try bumping up the f/number a bit to say f/8 or whatever, as it would get the focus plane (I don't know the exact word, but it's the area in focus) a bit larger, so the pavement and bike would be in focus. As this will drive down your shutter speed a bit, you might wanna get a better, more steady shot, or bring a tripod.
And sometimes on some lenses, there's a sweet spot where a range of f/numbers would net the sharpest pictures. So practice with your focal length and f/numbers.
Ok.. I think I understand what u mean.. Use a larger f/ stop to make all the subject in the photo clearer. That would explain why most of my photos are not so clear on some part of it.
Thanks man.
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