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<blockquote data-quote="ABlack" data-source="post: 142677" data-attributes="member: 13969">I'm not offended thanks. Yes I have switched it back and forth. I tried to use the camera in the manual focus mode and found that on light colored objects it is fuzzy even when it looks at its best focus in the view finder but if the object is dark the images come out sharp. That happened even though I shoot everything from the same distance and the objects were stationary. Example images below:&nbsp;[ATTACH]34439[/ATTACH][ATTACH]34440[/ATTACH]I reduced the size of these images from 300-DPI to 72-DPI assuming that large images would not be postable but looking at your post I'm not sure that this was the correct thing to do if you were looking for imbedded data. Will this forum take images that are 2MB? But you can see the light images are fuzzy and the dark ones aren't. This was the same for a whole series of like images.AB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ABlack, post: 142677, member: 13969"] I'm not offended thanks. Yes I have switched it back and forth. I tried to use the camera in the manual focus mode and found that on light colored objects it is fuzzy even when it looks at its best focus in the view finder but if the object is dark the images come out sharp. That happened even though I shoot everything from the same distance and the objects were stationary. Example images below: [ATTACH=CONFIG]34439._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]34440._xfImport[/ATTACH] I reduced the size of these images from 300-DPI to 72-DPI assuming that large images would not be postable but looking at your post I'm not sure that this was the correct thing to do if you were looking for imbedded data. Will this forum take images that are 2MB? But you can see the light images are fuzzy and the dark ones aren't. This was the same for a whole series of like images. AB [/QUOTE]

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