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D7000 Focus Issue
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<blockquote data-quote="80Gritt" data-source="post: 508102" data-attributes="member: 39900"><p>Thank you. I made the changes to SD as that is where I leave it. I used the Nikon View NX 2 program to sharpen it. I do not have another program to do real post yet. I just tried sharpening because it was all I could do to get the picture less blurry.</p><p></p><p>This has frustrated me for a long time. I am thinking about getting another model as my D60 (older ver) takes clearer pictures of birds at distance. The D7000 takes great pictures of up close subjects but when I try small objects at distance it is always blurry whether I use my 55-20mm and 55-300mm.</p><p></p><p>I just bought a Sigma 150-600 too and the wife put it up for XMAS and if that does not take clearer pictures then I definitely will be investing in another model.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="80Gritt, post: 508102, member: 39900"] Thank you. I made the changes to SD as that is where I leave it. I used the Nikon View NX 2 program to sharpen it. I do not have another program to do real post yet. I just tried sharpening because it was all I could do to get the picture less blurry. This has frustrated me for a long time. I am thinking about getting another model as my D60 (older ver) takes clearer pictures of birds at distance. The D7000 takes great pictures of up close subjects but when I try small objects at distance it is always blurry whether I use my 55-20mm and 55-300mm. I just bought a Sigma 150-600 too and the wife put it up for XMAS and if that does not take clearer pictures then I definitely will be investing in another model. [/QUOTE]
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