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09/23/2003 12:34:01 AM · #1 |
I have been shooting low light picture with my new canon 10D and finding that after shooting my picture are not as sharp as I would like them to be.....any suggestions?
The pictures were taken at 400ASA F3.0 and 1/8th of a second with the use of a tripod. I'm shooting with two 100 watt halogin lights and one overhead 50 watt spot for the hair.
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09/23/2003 12:48:52 AM · #2 |
What lens?
What aperture?
Do you have a sample that you can post? |
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09/23/2003 02:07:30 AM · #3 |
how low is the light? autofocus doesn't work properly in the darK.
(Its not the camera) |
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09/23/2003 02:58:46 AM · #4 |
Try a higher ISO. 400 or higher should do the trick in low light situations.
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09/23/2003 09:23:42 AM · #5 |
The AF in 10D er the best i've had so far, a lot faster then my old Olympus E-10, so I can't complaint.
But in low light conditions I recommend the manual focus |
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09/23/2003 10:33:09 AM · #6 |
Robert, we need sample images with full EXIF data. Need to know what lens and if you use a tripod. It's the only way we can help.
P.S. the out of cam shots are a bit soft, but respond very well with Unsharp Mask.
Message edited by author 2003-09-23 10:33:49.
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09/23/2003 06:04:12 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by Jacko:
Robert, we need sample images with full EXIF data. Need to know what lens and if you use a tripod. It's the only way we can help.
P.S. the out of cam shots are a bit soft, but respond very well with Unsharp Mask. |
I have been shooting low light picture with my new canon 10D and finding that after shooting my picture are not as sharp as I would like them to be.....any suggestions?
The pictures were taken at 400ASA F3.0 and 1/8th of a second with the use of a tripod. I'm shooting with two 100 watt halogin lights and one overhead 50 watt spot for the hair.
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Message edited by author 2003-09-23 18:02:18.
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09/23/2003 06:07:00 PM · #8 |
As I said I have been shooting low light picture with my new canon 10D and finding that after shooting my picture are not as sharp as I would like them to be.....any suggestions? ....Maybe I just need some new glasses....
This picture was taken at 400ASA F3.5 and 1/8th of a second with the use of a tripod. I'm shooting with two 100 watt halogin lights and one overhead 50 watt spot for the hair.
The lens is a Canon 28-105 ultrasonic
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Message edited by author 2003-09-23 18:02:18.
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09/23/2003 06:35:20 PM · #9 |
An aperature of 3.5 is going to give you a pretty narrow depth of field. Have you done any post processing other than resize? I'd like to see the image straight from the camera.
Focus appears to be pretty decent on her eyes, but her hands and feet appear to be quite soft, which would be expected with a narrow depth of field. I would be able to give a better evaluation from the original image, unprocessed...
I have shot portraits with 500 watt halogens and had them come out darker than this. has this one been adjusted in an editing program?
Thanks,
JD Anderson
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09/23/2003 10:51:04 PM · #10 |
I saved the image local and zoomed in so I could try to find a focal plane, but the entire image looked soft. While I had it in photoshop, I ran the Canon 10D CSPro plug-in, from www.fredmiranda.com, set at medium and it clean up very nicely. I hope you don't mind that I uploaded for comparison.
Original ---------> Sharpened
 
Message edited by author 2003-09-24 09:01:38. |
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