I am happy with my recent weekend photos taken with F10.
Only one of them is out of focus - not totally out, but not in focus. I can't understand why. It looks like camera focused on something very close. But there was nothing close.
It is not my first photo looking that way. It happens for about 1 of 100 pictures.
Until now I thought it's shake blur, or high iso, but this one is 1/320s, ISO80 photo, no warnings during taking it.
It's not complaint, I'm just curious.
Here' a part of the photo:
My idea is not that 1 of 100 of my photos are not sharp. I mean, about 1 of 100 made photos are not sharp and I can't explain why it is so.
Usually I know: I focused on wrong object, took picture in darkness without AF lamp, or night landscape with AF lamp, or so. But this picture is focused on nothing. ;-) Maybe on an invisible fly flying nearby?
What focus setting did you use? My preference is Centre focus.
I think it was shaking hand effect... but again it could be anything. If it only occurs now and then I wouldn't worry at all.
Sometimes you can't focus against very bright shiny surface. In this case that large white tarpaulin-like thing could be a suspect. It's just another guess.
You are probably right. That white surface looks larger than on complete photo, because I uploaded only a crop. But I think that this big white may be the reason of the problem. It is a good lesson for the future.
Thanks for your interest, tim11.
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